CZ: Long-term investors can adopt a dollar-cost averaging strategy, buying in batches.
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CZ: Long-term investors can adopt a dollar-cost averaging strategy, buying in batches.
DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) is a strategy of continuously buying the same asset at fixed intervals and fixed amounts, smoothing out costs by spreading out entry times to reduce the risk of buying all at once at a high point, but does not guarantee profit.
TechFlow reports, on July 26, CZ posted in response to "For long-term holders, when is the best entry point during a bull or bear market," stating that a dollar-cost averaging strategy should be adopted.
DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) is a strategy of continuously buying the same asset at fixed intervals and fixed amounts, smoothing out costs by spreading out entry times, reducing the risk of buying all at once at a high point, but does not guarantee profit.




