Bitcoin investors, beware! Lump-sum investment strategy remains historically more profitable than dollar-cost averaging.
But instead of suggesting a lump-sum investment , wherein investors throw down a huge sum to enter a market, there's a seemingly safer alternative for the lay investor, called the"dollar cost averaging," or DCA.The DCA strategy is when investors divide their cash holdings into twelve equal parts and buy Bitcoin with each part every month. In other words, investors purchase more BTC when its prices decline and less of the same asset when its prices rise.
. Menger claims that buying Bitcoin regularly for a certain dollar amount could have investors"beat 99.99% of all investment managers and firms on planet Earth."
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