This is the BEST way to invest in crypto

I want to share one of the most powerful investing strategies that I personally use and believe works incredibly well—whether you’re in crypto or the stock market.

It’s a strategy that takes ALL the guesswork out of investing.

It’s called Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA).

In this email, I’ll explain what DCA is, the three different DCA strategies you can use to build serious wealth, and two major mistakes that could cost you big time (that most people make).

Let’s get into it.

What Is Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)?

Dollar-cost averaging is when you invest a fixed amount of money on a regular basis—no matter the price. Whether the asset is going up or down, you invest the same amount consistently.

And the best part? It’s automatic. Once you set it up, your money is working for you while you sleep.

But there’s more than one way to use DCA, so let’s break down three powerful strategies.

DCA Strategy #1: The Automatic, No-Thought Method

This is the simplest way to DCA.

You set up an automatic investment for a specific amount on a regular schedule—daily, weekly, or monthly—and never worry about timing the market.

For example:

• If you invested $510 per month in Bitcoin from December 2018 to December 2024, you would have invested $37,230 total and accumulated 2.38 BTC.

• Today, that Bitcoin would be worth $230,995—a 520% return!

• If Bitcoin reaches $200,000, your holdings would be worth $476,280—an insane 1,180% return!

This strategy works because it removes emotions from investing. No market watching, no panic-selling, just consistent investing that builds long-term wealth.

DCA Strategy #2: Investing During Bear Markets

Some investors prefer to only DCA when prices are lower, like during a bear market.

This requires better timing, but the rewards can be massive.

For example:

• If you invested $510 per month from mid-2022 to January 2024, you’d have invested $9,690 and accumulated 0.40 BTC.

• That Bitcoin would now be worth $39,220—a 304% return.

• If Bitcoin reaches $200,000, that would grow to $80,000, a 700% return.

The pro? You maximize your returns by buying when prices are low.

The con? If you misjudge the market, you might miss out on gains.

DCA Strategy #3: Lump Sum Investing + DCA

This strategy combines lump sum buying with recurring investments.

Whenever you have extra cash, you put it to work immediately instead of waiting for “the perfect time.”

Example:

• If you had invested $10,000 in Bitcoin at three key moments in 2022 and 2023, you would have invested $30,000 total.

• Today, that would be worth $144,700—a 382% gain.

• If Bitcoin hits $200,000, that could grow to $298,000+!

Or if you go back another cycle and you had bought in December of 2018, May of 2019, and June of 2020 with $10,000 each time, you’d now have 4.97 Bitcoin worth $482,000 for a 1,502% gain.

The pro? You deploy your capital immediately and see faster growth.

The con? If you time it poorly, you could buy too high.

This is why I personally combine this strategy with Strategy #1—I DCA consistently but also make lump sum buys when opportunities arise.

The Two Big Mistakes People Make with DCA

No strategy is perfect, and there are two major mistakes that can wreck your gains if you’re not careful.

Mistake #1: Forgetting That DCA Works Both Ways

Most people only think about buying when using DCA. But you can also sell using the same strategy.

When the market is booming and everyone is euphoric, it’s a great time to start scaling out of your position. Instead of guessing the top, you can sell a little at a time—just like you bought a little at a time.

DCA-ing out of a position removes emotions from selling and locks in profits without stress.

Mistake #2: Leaving Your Crypto on an Exchange

This is a big one.

Many people set up their DCA strategy, let it run, and completely forget about security.

But here’s the reality: Exchanges can shut down, get hacked, or freeze withdrawals. If your crypto is still sitting there, you could lose everything.

Solution? Withdraw your crypto to a secure hardware wallet once a week or once a month. Keep control of your assets.

If you’re wondering which hardware wallet to use, I made a video covering my top picks.

Final Thoughts: Why DCA Works So Well

Dollar-cost averaging isn’t just effective—it’s proven.

✅ It removes emotions from investing.
✅ It keeps you consistent.
✅ It helps you build wealth over time, regardless of market conditions.

And when you pair it with smart security practices, you set yourself up for long-term success.

Which DCA strategy do you use (or plan to start using)? Hit reply and let me know!

Stay smart, stay safe, and keep stacking.