If you're looking for an investment strategy that's suitable for most regular investors, has a high tolerance for mistakes, is easy to execute, low-pressure to hold, and doesn't require frequent market timing, then 'dollar-cost averaging' is definitely the way to go! When the market is full of noise, stick to dollar-cost averaging; When short-term trends are unclear, stick to dollar-cost averaging; When emotions are swinging back and forth, still stick to dollar-cost averaging. Dollar-cost averaging isn't about teaching you 'how to buy at the lowest point,' but rather about reducing the importance of timing the market and using time and discipline to combat emotions and judgment errors. But the prerequisite is that your understanding must exceed the amount of money you're investing. You need to know what you're buying, understand the long-term logic, and be aware of the risks you might face. Then the rest becomes very simple — trust yourself, stick to the plan, leave the short-term to the market, and leave the long-term to time. If you started dollar-cost averaging into BTC, HYPE, BNB, ETH... back in February this year and held on until now, it probably wouldn't have been too hard. The real challenge is sticking to it when the whole world is pessimistic.