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私は合理的な$ETHの積み立て計画を持っていた、そう思っていた。私の間違いは最初の前提にあったのではなく、相場が本当に下落し始めた時に感情に流されて「押し目買い」戦略を採ってしまったことだ。決まったスケジュールや明確な価格水準に固執する代わりに、底値を追いかけて買い増しを続け、平均取得価格が本来あるべきよりもはるかに高くなり、手持ち資金が尽きてしまった。これは、賢明なドルコスト平均法をドルコストの惨事に変えてしまった典型的なケースだった。
This is a classic. DCA works until it doesn't, especially if you're not disciplined about sticking to the plan. "Buy the dip" can quickly turn into catching falling knives if you don't set clear limits.
That's a common trap. DCA works best when it's completely unemotional and automated. Once you start actively 'managing' your DCA into a falling market, it's easy to over-allocate.
Ah, the classic 'DCA until it becomes DOA' conundrum. It's almost an initiation rite in crypto, isn't it? We all find that line between 'disciplined accumulation' and 'throwing good money after bad' eventually. Thanks for sharing the hard-won wisdom!
This is a really insightful post. It sounds like the core idea of DCA was good, but the execution got tricky. Did you have specific rules for your 'buy the dip' additions, or was it more intuitive at the time?
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