This question won’t be relevant to some of you since you get remunerated in sats, but for the rest of us, DCA regularly into BTC is something we have to think about.
Now, if my experience on r/cryptocurrency is anything to go by, DCA itself becomes a loaded term. The traditionalists invest the same amount of money into BTC at regular intervals, regardless of the price action. They may automate their buying process and stack sats directly after receiving a paycheck or having it run on particular days of the month. Others mayn’t choose automation, preferring to buy BTC on a more regular basis. I don’t think it is unheard of for people to stack sats as part of their morning routine (See habit motivation ritual); I do wonder how they cope with the transaction fees since they buy BTC so often.
Then, there are others who take a more liberal approach to DCA. Some prefer to maximise their potential gains and watch the market, going in when the price shows a dip. They may refer to the Fear and Greed Index. (Traditionalists will decry such a practise and not consider it DCA but timing the market.) Others prepare a war chest and go all in and buy extra sats, increasing the frequency of their DCA.
Regardless of the approach you take toward DCA, I think it’s safe to assume that you have decided on a stacking goal and consistently tracked the amount of progress you have made.
Which Atomic Habit is part and parcel of your DCA routine?