@chendy
Some of you complain that even after buying
the dip with DCA, you’re still sitting on losses.
Most times, the problem isn’t DCA itself
it’s that you don’t know how to apply it correctly.
For example..
if you buy $INSP at $0.02
and the price drops slightly to $0.0198,
rushing to buy again is not proper DCA.
That’s just stacking entries too close together.
The smart way to DCA is to allow enough price
difference between your entries.
First buy $0.02
Second buy $0.0188
This way, when the price moves back
to your first entry,
your average cost is lower
and you have a much better
chance of recovering faster.
"What if it keeps dipping and you run out of USDT"?
You probably forgot the rules. 🙃
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