We now turn to illustrating the flexibility of dollar-cost averaging from another perspective. Let's say Bitcoin has just entered a bear market, and the price is not expected to rise for a long period of at least two years. But we expect the price to rise after this period has passed, and we want to prepare in advance.
Are we using the same strategy? Probably not. This investment portfolio requires a longer period of time. It requires us to prepare in advance to allocate the $10,000 to this strategy for a few more years. What is the option offered?
We will divide the amount into 100 payments, each payment worth $100, as we did in the previous example. But this time we will buy $100 worth of Bitcoin every week. The number of weeks in one year is 52, so implementing the entire strategy takes less than two years
