2026-01-21 01:21:46

【Dollar-Cost Averaging Practice · Day Three】

Yesterday was another rollercoaster market. Watching the K-line fluctuate up and down, some people chose to act quickly, some chose to cut losses in time, and some simply pretended not to see.

As for me? I continued to invest 10U according to the plan.

Honestly, the market has been quite volatile these days, which once made me doubt my decisions. But then I thought— isn’t that the point of dollar-cost averaging? Because of the fluctuations, I can accumulate positions at different price levels.

10U = a份 of expectation
Day 3 = triple the determination

Many people ask me why I can stay so calm. Actually, there’s no secret—just break down long-term goals into small daily actions. Don’t celebrate when prices rise, don’t despair when they fall. Market ups and downs are part of the practice, testing your ability to execute your strategy.

Everyone who坚持 dollar-cost averaging understands one thing: time will make your efforts bloom. As long as the direction is correct, every investment is accumulating chips for the future.

And you? What is your first reaction when encountering market fluctuations?

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 8h ago

Dollar-cost averaging tests your mindset. These days, I've been repeatedly asking myself whether to add to my position, but in the end, I decided to continue following the plan for now.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 8h ago

Hmm... I feel like those who keep dollar-cost averaging end up making a profit in the end, while those who rush into action complicate things. I believe in this logic.

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GweiTooHigh

· 8h ago

Haha, this is me. Every time there's a fluctuation, I want to buy the dip, but I end up getting slapped in the face. Still, dollar-cost averaging is more reliable.

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PoetryOnChain