Bitcoin DCA Calculator

See how much you'd have today buying $X in Bitcoin every month over the past years. Chart and real price history.

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Price history via CoinGecko (public API).

How the Bitcoin DCA calculator works

DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) is the strategy of buying a fixed amount of Bitcoin every month, regardless of price. Instead of trying to time the "bottom", you average your entry over time and reduce the impact of volatility. This calculator uses Bitcoin's real price history to show how much you'd have today had you DCA'd over the past years.

The math is simple: each month we divide your contribution by Bitcoin's price on that date to find how many satoshis (Bitcoin's smallest unit, 1 BTC = 100 million sats) you'd have bought. We sum all accumulated sats and multiply by the current price to reach today's value. The percentage return compares total invested with the current position.

Why DCA works well for Bitcoin

Bitcoin is volatile short term but has historically appreciated over 3–4 year windows (halving cycles). For most people, guessing the best moment to buy causes stress and bad decisions. DCA automates discipline: you always buy, in ups and downs, and your average price tends to be competitive. It's the most recommended strategy for long-term accumulation.

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FAQ

What is Bitcoin DCA?

Buying a fixed amount of Bitcoin at regular intervals (usually monthly), reducing volatility's impact on your average price.

How much should I invest per month?

Only what you can leave untouched long term. The amount matters less than consistency: the habit of buying every month is what builds a position.

Is the price data real?

Yes, the history comes from CoinGecko's public API. The calculation runs entirely in your browser.

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