In today’s newsletter, Markus Thielen from 10x Research explains why a cycle-smart strategy outperforms traditional Dollar-Cost Averaging for bitcoin.
Then, in “Ask an Expert,” Eric Tomaszewski from Verde Capital Management, shares why advisors should look past surface-level numbers to find where real value is actually growing.
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Crypto ETFs: Why bitcoin investors should trade the cycle, not dollar-cost average
The same playbook that works for the S&P 500 is destroying capital in bitcoin. Understanding why changes how you allocate.
Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is one of the most sensible strategies in traditional finance. Spread purchases over time, smooth out volatility and avoid the psychological trap of market timing. For equities and bonds, assets that consistently appreciate, it is close to optimal for most retail investors.
However, applying DCA to bitcoin is one of the most common and costly mistakes I see advisors make on clients’ behalf.
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