You were here in this forum for nearly more than 6 years. Now, you suddenly came after 3 years to post shit like this.
Hasn't been able to get started yet. That's his own words. 1 or 6 years? That makes no difference. Nobody counts that.

Maybe he was finally encouraged by how well bitcoin has been performing the past year and seeing the price of bitcoin now. It is not that uncommon for people to get interested in bitcoin but then not progress due to lack of interest or lack of information available. Although if you look at his post history it says that he did make his first transaction through exodus already
Many people mistake DCA for a method where you send some money to an exchange every week or every month and buy a fraction of bitcoin, but you can always send more money up front and then log in and buy some bitcoin, spending maybe 10% of that money. Whatever platform you choose, going cheap is not a good idea. DCA doesn't mean spending $1 a day on bitcoin.
I second this because if your only basis of a good exchange is its low fees, it might not be the safest or most secure platform to buy and hold bitcoins in.
See, Ive been a dedicated $ETH holder for quite a while now, and honestly, if you compare its performance with BTC, holding ETH hasnt been the best decision. As for Bitcoin, everyone gets it at the price they deservemaybe $100k is what Ive earned!
Encouraged by some friends, Ive been thinking about starting a DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) strategy into Bitcoin, but I havent been able to get started yet. What would be the easiest platform with low fees to use? Automatic purchases arent a necessity since Im fine with buying manually, but having that option would be a bonus.
The cheapest fees you will find on CEX platforms, but without knowing your country, the method of purchase, and the amount of DCA, you will not get an accurate answer (fees play a major role in profits.)
Note that the DCA strategy is a long-term strategy, but its results are good in a bear market and waiting for more than 3 years. However, if your strategy is for a year from now, you may incur losses.
I remember you from when I was active here!
Well, CEXes charge around 0.1%-0.2% as taker fees, and transferring accumulated BTC costs about $9-$10 on major platforms. Ill definitely be DCAing for over a year, which is why Ive been looking for reliable options. While CEXes seem like a favorable choice, the issue is that I cant withdraw small accumulations to a hardware wallet as I will end up with non-spendable UTXOs. The main reason for starting this thread was to gather insights from fellow Bitcoiners and explore dependable alternatives.
Hello, fellow Bitcoiners,
Encouraged by some friends, Ive been thinking about starting a DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) strategy into Bitcoin, but I havent been able to get started yet.
Looking forward to your suggestions!
You were here in this forum for nearly more than 6 years. Now, you suddenly came after 3 years to post shit like this.
everyone has their own business, maybe he has business in real life that makes him unable to access forums or other things, and that's okay i guess.
and related to what he asked, i think it's good that he finally realized how important dca is. but one thing to understand is that investing using dca needs to be done in the long term... even 1 or more cycles does not guarantee that he can get profit. the most important thing is how he is able to consistently invest in bitcoin and stay focused on his goals-- whatever platform he uses, it doesn't matter, but always make sure that the exchange is reputable and withdraws directly to your non-custodial wallet to secure assets.
Exactly! Business is good, but it keeps me completely tied up, leaving little time for forums and social media. Yup, consistency is key, and Im committed to sticking with it. As long as security is concerned, Ive been using Ledger since 2017, and it remains my go-to choice for storing accumulated sats. Lets see how far this journey takes me.