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Quoting · 31 Jul 2025, 15:13 UTC · context given to the AI
On average, how long would it take to stack 1 Bitcoin by dollar cost averaging (DCA) - starting from today, or any other July 31st? - - - Using past and future power law modeling, we can see that: 🟠 This is the LAST YEAR where it is possible to achieve a 1 Bitcoin stack in 10 YEARS if you DCA $250/ week ($1000/ month) starting NOW.... starting in 2026, it will take 15 years 🤯 🟠 In 2020, you could have stacked 1 BTC in 3 years with only $100/ week! 🤯 🟠 By the time Bitcoin hits $1M, as it is projected to in 2033, it will be virtually impossible to stack 1 Bitcoin via DCA with < $1000/ week allotments ($4000/ month), unless you're planning to do it for 30+ years 🤯 - - - Stack early, stack hard, friends! This is a moving train 🚂 Becoming a whole coiner will soon shift from being remotely achievable to the stuff of legend. NFAWhoops - found a bug in the code for these DCA plots from last year. Good news is, the corrected versions will emphasize the need to stack even earlier, and stack even harder!! https://t.co/JdgHQ92EL0 https://t.co/gs8KBlOKQn https://t.co/fB5IwjCfJ3View original on X ↗
Deterministic: the same prices and policy always give the same result
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