#数字资产市场动态 In the summer of 2020, during days of city cycling deliveries, the midday heat made time feel like it was dragging on. During a break, while scrolling on my phone, an article about dollar-cost averaging in Bitcoin caught my eye — the phrase "a day in the crypto world is like a year in the human world" burned into my mind like a hot iron.

At that moment, I thought about my own background. In a linear life, no matter how hard I try, it’s difficult to make rapid breakthroughs; but in the cycle of crypto assets, once the direction is correct, the value of time is completely redefined.

Back then, I knew nothing about market cycles, technical patterns, macro models, or anything like that, but one thought was terrifyingly clear: relying on daily delivery accumulation, it might take half a lifetime to turn things around.

That night, I read the article several times at my rented place. No all-in, no throwing everything in — instead, I set some ironclad rules for myself: only invest idle funds,坚持分批布局, and ensure daily life is unaffected.

While others discussed the thrill of rapid gains, I fixated on the words "dollar-cost averaging" and fell into deep thought. Because its rhythm and style are very much like my past life logic: not seeking to surprise everyone with a sudden rise, but striving to live each step solidly.

Later, I realized that the beauty of dollar-cost averaging in the crypto market isn’t about chasing instant wealth, but about allowing patience and discipline to turn time into your ally during the long-term cycles of assets like $BTC, $ETH, and $ZEC.

Those seemingly ordinary accumulations, over a sufficiently long timeline, often reveal exponential energy.