One of the biggest challenges of Dollar Cost Averaging is the exhaustion of the investor or the exhaustion of funds. However, there are ways to avoid overDCA and still have money to buy those lows:
1. DCA only at key levels(liquidity zones, support and resistance) instead of putting money randomly on every drop or at small intervals.
2. Reduce the amount of money invested at each DCA point. $1000 divided 4 times means more chances than the same divided twice.
3. DCA downwards. Only put in more capital if price moves below your lowest buying price. If it drops, but still above just #HODL
4. If you still want to have more of an asset, but it is above your lowest buying price you can DCA within the range between the lowest and highest buying price and not above the highest buying price.
5. Increase the price range between investments. For example use Bitcoin price to check other asset prices or use individual assets - Invest if it goes to $55k, $50k, $45k or a range of $10k in between
Let's wait for Monday and Tuesday and see how price plays out.
