Imagine you want to invest 100 $USDT per month in $SOL for 6 months instead of buying everything at once. Each month, you must go to Trading Spot, search for the SOL/USDT pair, and buy 100 USDT in SOL at the current price (you can use a Market order to make it immediate). Let's assume that the price of SOL in those months was: Month 1: 150 USDT → you buy 0.66 SOL Month 2: 120 USDT → you buy 0.83 SOL Month 3: 90 USDT → you buy 1.11 SOL Month 4: 110 USDT → you buy 0.90 SOL Month 5: 130 USDT → you buy 0.77 SOL Month 6: 100 USDT → purchases 1 SOL In the end, you will have invested 600 USDT and accumulated 5.27 Solana at an average price of ≈ 114 USDT, which is lower than if you had bought everything in the first month at 150 USDT. This reduces the risk of entering at a bad time, because you average your purchase cost. Also, remember that the proposed values are only assumptions, as Solana has an even greater value than that.
Disclaimer: Includes third-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content.See T&Cs.
