How to Maintain DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging):

Let’s say you have $500 to invest. As I always recommend, divide your portfolio into 4 to 5 parts.

#DinnerWithTrump Suppose you want to invest in Polkadot (DOT), which is currently priced at $4.50.

Step 1: First Buy

Buy 30 DOT at $4.50:

4.5 × 30 = $135

Now wait for a 7% market drop before making your next move:$ETH

4.5 × 7% = 0.315 → $4.20

Step 2: Second Buy

Buy another 30 DOT at $4.20:

4.2 × 30 = $126

If the market drops another 7%:

4.2 × 7% = 0.294 → $3.90

Step 3: Third Buy

Buy another 30 DOT at $3.90:

3.9 × 30 = $117

Now Let’s Calculate the Average Cost:

(4.5 + 4.2 + 3.9) / 3 = $4.20

So your average cost is $4.20 for 90 DOT. If the market goes back up to $4.20, you can sell all your DOT without any loss.

If the price goes up to $4.40, your return looks like this:

4.4 × 90 = $396

Profit: $396 - ($135 + $126 + $117) = $18

Simple and effective!

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