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Scheduled DCA

A rhythm for
your entries.

Split a defined budget into repeated purchases at a chosen interval. Explore how buying at different prices affects the position you build.

Practise DCA
THE CONCEPT
TIME-BASED ENTRIESConcept illustration
Equal amountDifferent entry pricesYour interval

Same allocation. Different moments.

Equal purchases buy different quantities as the reference price changes. A schedule changes entry timing; it does not remove market risk.

Make the rules explicit

What you will configure.

01

Total budget

The maximum demo BEAT you want to allocate to this practice strategy.

02

Purchase amount

The demo amount for each scheduled entry. It must fit within the remaining allocated cash.

03

Purchase interval

How often a new entry becomes due when eligible server checks run.

04

Exit and loss controls

Review the available controls and their displayed behaviour before starting.

Look beyond a single entry.

Compare the average entry, the quantity accumulated and the cash still available. Notice whether your schedule continues to match the idea you started with.

A schedule cannot stop a decline.

Repeated purchases in a falling market can increase exposure while the position loses value. DCA does not ensure a favourable average price or eventual recovery.

Start with understanding

Put the mechanics into perspective.

25,000 demo BEAT. Your rules. Room to learn.

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