ASTER is now $0.7 each. I’ve seen some people say it could rise to 100, 500, or even 1000. Under this kind of expectation, betting 100 bucks to gamble a bit doesn’t seem unreasonable?
My plan is simple—divide into 10 purchases, deploying from high to low.
Invest $10 at the $0.7 level, $10 at $0.5, $10 at $0.3, $10 at $0.1, then $10 each at $0.008, $0.006, $0.004, $0.002, $0.0009, and $0.0007. This way, the final average price will be around $0.0007.
Honestly, isn’t most people secretly comparing it to BNB? If there’s really that possibility, what’s the cost of trying it out with 100 bucks? If you don’t make a profit, just consider it tuition. If you really hit the jackpot, the return would be too tempting. That’s the logic of small funds chasing big gains.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 12-20 16:52
This DCA approach is quite clear, but can 0.0007 really wait? It seems that most coins haven't fallen that badly before cooling off...
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SleepyArbCat
· 12-20 16:44
Sigh... It's the same old dream of "average price 0.0007". BNB had early ecosystem dividends, but what about ASTER? Gas fees can eat up half of your profit.
ASTER is now $0.7 each. I’ve seen some people say it could rise to 100, 500, or even 1000. Under this kind of expectation, betting 100 bucks to gamble a bit doesn’t seem unreasonable?
My plan is simple—divide into 10 purchases, deploying from high to low.
Invest $10 at the $0.7 level, $10 at $0.5, $10 at $0.3, $10 at $0.1, then $10 each at $0.008, $0.006, $0.004, $0.002, $0.0009, and $0.0007. This way, the final average price will be around $0.0007.
Honestly, isn’t most people secretly comparing it to BNB? If there’s really that possibility, what’s the cost of trying it out with 100 bucks? If you don’t make a profit, just consider it tuition. If you really hit the jackpot, the return would be too tempting. That’s the logic of small funds chasing big gains.