bitviewdca

Bitview's Optimized DCA

BTC accumulation driven by Bitview cycle data.

Compare cycle-paced buying, heat trimming, and daily DCA from the same start date.

How it works

p-levels rank BTC supply cost basis. Lower levels usually mark market pain; p95-p100 marks heat.

Hold starts buying when coins-in-loss reaches rare extremes, paces reserve cash over 150 days, keeps at least 1x daily savings buys during the buy phase, then stops after a fresh ATH.

Trim follows Hold, then sells 0.65% of portfolio value per eligible heat day while price stays above the previous 1-year ATH floor.

DCA spends monthly savings as daily orders and only doubles when cash runway can still cover about a month.

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Backtest assumptions
Starting cash, first BTC buy, recurring savings, fees, and tax for the historical run.
Start date
Backtest result
value, ranking, costs, risk, and buying behavior for the selected start date
Value over time
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Portfolio mechanics
BTC, cash, exposure, flows, basis, fees, and taxes.
BTC held
BTC held over time
Cash left
uninvested reserve
Cash runway
months of savings left
BTC exposure
share of value in BTC
Daily buys
daily buys with 150-day cycle pacing
Average buy price
average cost vs BTC price
Trim sells
0.65% of portfolio value per eligible heat day
Fees paid
cumulative trading fees
Taxes paid
cumulative trim tax
Risk and pain
Drawdowns and days below deposits.
Drawdown
current drop from each strategy peak
Max drawdown
worst portfolio drop reached so far
Below deposits streak
current run at or below deposits
Days above deposits
cumulative days in profit
Days not above deposits
cumulative days not yet in profit
Cycle inputs
Zone, coins-in-loss rank, and current cycle state.
Market zone
cost-basis percentile band
Coins in loss
historical rank, shown as %
Cycle state
wait, buy, hold, or trim
Daily activity
action days, newest first
Date Price Zone Cycle Hold Trim DCA