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Story: Jack mallers advocates regular bitcoin purchases despite price uncertainty

By James Thorp

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Jack Mallers is betting big on DCA. The Strike CEO encourages people to buy Bitcoin regularly, even though no one really knows where prices are headed.

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Mallers is strongly promoting his Dollar Cost Averaging strategy on Twitter and in his recent podcasts.

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For him, the benefits of DCA are clear. You limit risks by investing small amounts over the long term instead of betting everything at once.

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And Mallers sees interesting technical signals for Bitcoin right now. The weekly RSI indicates an oversold market—often a sign of a bottom.

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Historically, Bitcoin corrections are becoming milder. Currently, there's a correction of about 51% from the peak—the market might be closer to the bottom than the top.

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However, Mallers warns against risky predictions. No one knows the exact top or bottom with certainty—even the best analysts often get it wrong.

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Macroeconomic influences also play a role. The rise of AI could redirect investments towards Bitcoin if the tech sector undergoes a major correction.

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The DCA approach offers a structured way to invest in Bitcoin without trying to predict the market precisely.

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Mallers mentioned the impact of macroeconomic events on Bitcoin in his podcast on March 15, 2026.

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On February 10, 2026, Mallers tweeted historical stats showing that Bitcoin often rebounds after significant corrections.

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The DCA strategy is supported by online tools that simulate historical scenarios. The BM Pro calculator shows how regular investment since 2017 would have generated significant…

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The market is watching the next Fed meeting scheduled for April 2026. Policymakers could influence market direction by adjusting interest rates—this would have repercussions on…

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The Swan Bitcoin platform reports a 340% increase in DCA sign-ups since January 2026. Average users now invest $127 per week compared to $89 the previous year.

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MicroStrategy continues to apply its own version of institutional DCA with weekly Bitcoin purchases.

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