DCA Bots
A DCA (or "Dollar Cost Averaging") strategy is the practice of investing at preset intervals into an asset or currency to reduce the entry price of a position over time.
For example, when you enter the market with a lump-sum investment, you run the risk of purchasing "highs" only to see the price drop and end up with a losing position, that you must choose whether to hold, or cut at a loss.
However, if you split your lump sum to invest into smaller pieces, you can buy the asset at various points over time at different prices, thereby getting a better average price for your position, greatly reducing risks from the consequences of local price movements.
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Suitable for traders of any level
You invest $1,000 every 30 days for five months.
If prices at the end of each month were $100, $90, $80, $70 and $95, your average asset price would be $85.5.
If you invested the full amount at the very beginning, your would have paid $100 per share.
One tool — different modes
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Ready - to - use Bots
Simple AI Mode aka "Gordon Bot"
Conservative strategy (Slow but Safe)
Waits for the most favourable time to start a new deal
Moderate
Stats new deals at a normal, fairly aggressive pace
Aggressive (Fast, yet more Risky)
Open deals at a faster rate for quick scalps and smaller profits
trading on cryptocurrency markets is risky.
Advanced Mode for PRO Traders
Long — buy cheaper low, sell high,
Short — sell high, re-buy cheaper. Take the Long Strategy as an example.
You can use technical indicators, ready-made signals of other traders, or create your own signal Tradingview and use it on 3Commas.
Set Take-profit and Stop-loss. Don’t forget: the Stop-loss level should be lower than the price level of the last insurance order.
trading on cryptocurrency markets is risky.