DCA planner
NewYour plan
How often
The coin’s price change each year, assumed steady.
Scenario
Invested once, at the start.
A projection, not a prediction
Projected value
$20,145.76
after 10 years, at +10% a year
Total invested
$12,000.00
120 purchases
Return (ROI)
+67.88%
Profit of $8,145.76
- Coin price at the end
- 2.59× the starting price
- Average price paid
- 1.54× the starting price
Invested and projected value
What you will have put in, and what it would be worth at the rate you set.
Use the arrow keys to read the values point by point.
The same plan in each scenario
- Bear: −30% a year
- $3,221.02 (−73.16%)
- Base: +10% a year
- $20,145.76 (+67.88%)
- Bull: +50% a year
- $170,553.03 (+1,321.28%)
Want real prices instead? The DCA calculator replays a plan against past daily closing prices.
For information only. Not financial advice. A steady growth rate is an assumption: real returns vary from year to year and can be negative.
Questions
Is this a prediction?
No. It assumes the coin’s price changes by exactly the rate you set, every year. Real prices move in jumps and drops, and the order of good and bad years changes what a plan ends up worth.
What do bear, base and bull mean?
Three starting points: the price falling 30% a year, rising 10% a year, and rising 50% a year. They are round numbers to compare against, not forecasts. Move the slider to try any rate.
How is it worked out?
Each purchase happens at the start of its period and grows at the yearly rate, compounded per period, until the end of the plan. Invested is every purchase added up; value is what they are all worth at the end.
How is this different from the DCA calculator?
The DCA calculator replays a plan against real past prices. The planner looks forward from the assumptions you choose.