Hey, everyone! When using the DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) strategy, a big drop in prices can be unsettling and may raise doubts about the long-term value of a project. You could either take the loss or seize the opportunity to grow your investment and lower your average cost.
In this clip:
- Rune price falls
- DCA can lower your average cost and boost profits
- Risk-reward ratio looks promising
The price of Rune has dropped significantly. However, when the broader market dumped, Rune’s decline paused, it didn’t follow the market’s downward trend. This could signal a potential bottom and highlight the project’s resilience.
Investing now might be a brilliant move, or it might not. Continuing to invest carries risk, but personally, I believe Rune won’t disappear in the long run, so at the moment I’m sticking with my DCA strategy.
If you already hold Rune and still believe in its long-term value, DCA can now lower your average price and boost your future profits. If you’re not yet invested, this could be a great entry point. The risk-reward ratio seems favorable.
https://youtu.be/84AYUPw7OCU