Missing buys. Panic buying pumps. Forgetting during sideways. We’ve all been there. That’s why we built dca.bot → smarter Bitcoin DCA with multiplier logic. On average: 30% more BTC vs normal DCA. #dca

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I built a Dollar Cost Averaging bot, here’s what I learned Years ago, I started tinkering with the idea of automating my bitcoin investments. Not because I wanted to “beat the market”, but because I was tired of: - Forgetting to make my buys on time - Buying emotionally during pumps - Getting bored during sideways and forgetting to buy (again) What started as a weekend project has turned into something much bigger: a fully working multi-exchange DCA bot that supports both fixed and multiplier strategies, backtest, and risk modeling. Along the way, I learned a ton — not just about code, but about: - How different exchanges handle API limits (and how frustratingly inconsistent they are) - Why small order sizes can cause more trouble than large ones - The psychological side: most people want to “set and forget,” but they still check every day - Why back-testing results can look amazing on paper… but live trading always teaches you new lessons I’m sharing this because I think a lot of devs and traders have thought about building something similar but the rabbit hole is deeper than it looks. Lets connect! If anyone’s interested, I can dive deeper into: - How multiplier DCA actually works in practice - The mistakes I made early that almost killed the project - Why I think 90% of DCA bots on the market are using sub-optimal execution logic Happy to answer anything, whether it’s about the tech stack, exchange quirks, or the strategy side of DCA. #asknostr

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