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The best way to buy a $BTC bottom has always been through a mix of two strategies. Time-based accumulation and price-based capitulation. Yet every bear market, people try to one-shot one exact price. They watch $BTC fall 50%, decide good prices still aren’t good enough, then keep lowering their bids until the market eventually front-runs them. The better approach is to begin DCAing after the mid-cycle flush, while keeping some dry powder available for a potential final capitulation. If capitulation comes, deploy that capital into the deeper move. If it doesn’t, deploy it once price breaks from the lows and begins confirming strength. Using $100 per week through the highlighted 2018 period would have accumulated 0.369 BTC for $2,100 at an average price of $5,688. At the next cycle high, that position was worth $25,473. Repeating the same process in 2022 would have accumulated 0.0685 $BTC for $1,400 at an average price of $20,423. At the next cycle high, it was worth $8,656. Neither one required you to time the bottom. Those calculations also exclude any additional capital deployed during the capitulation itself. Because you don’t need to predict the exact bottom. You need a plan that reduces your risk across both time and price, keeps capital available for capitulation, and prevents one unfilled target from leaving you completely underexposed. $ETH #EarningsRealityCheck #CircleArcLaunch #SandiskBeatAndBuyback