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1. Kraken or Coinbase is where i'd put my trust in. Then of course, right into cold storage. 2. Frequency doesn't really matter. Plenty of tools show that there's no edge over daily, weekly or monthly buying in the long term. 3. Make sure to use Kraken Pro (or Coinbase "pro"?) to get lower fees. Since they're percentage-based, you'll always incur the same fees. So don't let frequency dictate that. 4. Google is your friend. Try not to transfer small amounts of BTC to your wallet. Rather, if you DCA weekly, transfer from exchanges to cold storage once a month, rather than each week. 5. The best way to take profits is to DCA out over time when markets heat up. Nobody knows exactly *when* that will happen. The best and least stressful way I've found is by looking at risk valuation metrics. I use the [alphasquared](https://alphasquared.io) metric for my dca in and out strategies, but you can use anything you like that is a proxy for when things get out of hand. In short, the lower risk is, the higher your DCA amount each week/month.
Good luck!
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| text | 1. Kraken or Coinbase is where i'd put my trust in. Then of course, right into cold storage. 2. Frequency doesn't really matter. Plenty of tools show that there's no edge over daily, weekly or monthly buying in the long term. 3. Make sure to use Kraken Pro (or Coinbase "pro"?) to get lower fees. Since they're percentage-based, you'll always incur the same fees. So don't let frequency dictate that. 4. Google is your friend. Try not to transfer small amounts of BTC to your wallet. Rather, if you D… |
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"text": "1. Kraken or Coinbase is where i'd put my trust in. Then of course, right into cold storage.\n2. Frequency doesn't really matter. Plenty of tools show that there's no edge over daily, weekly or monthly buying in the long term.\n3. Make sure to use Kraken Pro (or Coinbase \"pro\"?) to get lower fees. Since they're percentage-based, you'll always incur the same fees. So don't let frequency dictate that.\n4. Google is your friend. Try not to transfer small amounts of BTC to your wallet. Rather, if you DCA weekly, transfer from exchanges to cold storage once a month, rather than each week.\n5. The best way to take profits is to DCA out over time when markets heat up. Nobody knows exactly *when* that will happen. The best and least stressful way I've found is by looking at risk valuation metrics. I use the [alphasquared](https://alphasquared.io) metric for my dca in and out strategies, but you can use anything you like that is a proxy for when things get out of hand. In short, the lower risk is, the higher your DCA amount each week/month. \n\nGood luck!",
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- Entry ID: 46154
- Repository: Axioma AXP
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