Not only in futures trading, but it is more focused on investment

WHAT IS """DCA ""❓
Most of my FOLLOWERS comments me that what is DCA . They don't know about DCA.
In futures trading, DCA stands for "Dolar Cost Averaging" or simply DCA.

💥HERE'S HOW IT WORKS
1. You open a trade (e.g., long or short).
2. The market moves against your position (trade goes opposite).
3. To recover losses, you add another position (same direction as the original trade) at the new, unfavorable price.

💥THIS STRATEGY AIMS TO:
1. Lower your average entry price
2. Increase potential for recovery when the market reverses

💥EXAMPLE
Let's say you opened a long trade for SOL (Solana) at $125. To illustrate DCA ,let's assume the price drops:

👉Initial Trade:
- SOL price: $125
- Quantity: 10 SOL
- Total cost: $1,250

👉Market moves against you:
- SOL price drops to $100

👉DCA (Dolar cost Averaging ):
- You buy another 10 SOL at $100
- New total quantity: 20 SOL
- New total cost: $2,250 ($1,250 + $1,000)
- New average entry price: $112.50 (($125 , 10 + $100 , 10) / 20)

By averaging down, you're hoping the price will rebound, allowing you to recover losses or profit. However, if the price continues to drop, your losses could increase.
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