Bitcoin DCA Scenarios
What would steady buying have done? DCA, or dollar-cost averaging, means buying the same amount on a fixed schedule whatever the price is doing. Each page below takes one such plan and runs it against real historical prices, refreshed daily. Most are a set amount of Bitcoin bought every week or month since January 1 of the year you pick. The hand-picked ones at the top keep their own dates and schedules. Pick a plan to see the total invested, what it's worth today, and the year-by-year breakdown.
The interesting ones
Hand-picked schedules with a story: a plan started on the day of a record high, a daily coffee's worth, a single calendar year. Real dates, real prices, no cherry-picking beyond what the title says.
$10 per purchase
Weekly buys
$50 per purchase
Weekly buys
$100 per purchase
Weekly buys
$250 per purchase
Weekly buys
Backtest your own plan
These pages cover the common schedules. For anything else, use the live calculator. It takes any amount, cadence, date range and fee, and prices it from the same daily history these pages use: Coinbase's daily closes from July 20, 2015, and blockchain.info's daily prices before that.
Open the calculatorNot financial advice. Scenario results are historical simulations for educational purposes; past performance does not guarantee future results.