It’s safe to say that Bitcoin (BTC 4.00%) is entering bear market territory. It’s now down 30% from its January highs, and investors are understandably rattled. Wasn’t 2025 supposed to be the year that Bitcoin skyrocketed in value on its way to $1 million?
If you’re feeling nervous about Bitcoin during a market decline, the good news is that there is a tried-and-true investment strategy that seems to be tailor-made for the current situation in the financial markets.
What is DCA?
That investment strategy is dollar-cost averaging (DCA), and it can be an important tool for crypto investors to capture Bitcoin’s long-term price performance. At its core, DCA just means that you commit to buying a fixed amount of a certain asset on a regular basis, over an extended period of time. The buying schedule does not change as prices go up or down. You just buy fewer shares or coins when they’re expensive, and more…
