Hourly DCA is even better because it shows you what you are actually saving out of every hour.

If the median 35yo in the US makes ≈$28/hour, that’s equivalent to $6.67/hour when looking at every hour of their lives not just the 40 hours they are working.

($28/working hour * 40 hours/week) / (7 days * 24 hours/day) = $6.67/hour

If that median 35yo can DCA $1.00/hour, every hour of every day, they are saving about 15% of their gross income. That’s a pretty standard recommended retirement savings rate.

Save $1/hour and you’ll be stacking $672/month. That’s ≈2,444,000 sats/month at current prices. How many 35yos in the US do you think are saving $1 per hour in sats?

The nice thing about hourly DCA is that you get to buy every dip automatically. Any time you see the price go down you know you got some sats on sale.

Salt to taste and adjust for your situation and income and you’ll be tracking your savings progress every hour and you’ll get to experience how that helps lower your time preference. nostr:note12r42jvvx4hl6q2pfj5fc53azgwt0u3fcqcg5jsw3deqapxr6xdks9a7dtj