The TLD;DR is: I have the numbers to show that the sats we have spent and continue to spend were bought at a steep discount considering how long ago we bought them.
That required three key pieces.
First, we live on less than we earn. That's been automatic for us ever since we got out of debt a long time ago.
The second part was, during the first year and a bit, I was stacking like everyone else. I wouldn't spend at all, just stack and hodl. That built a buffer, and the sats bought via DCA during that time have "aged" so to speak. They gained in terms of fiat value over time.
The third part, finally, is spending and replacing. And replacing more than spent (which obv wouldn't be possible without the first point).
The net result is that the time gap between the sats we spend today and when we bought them keeps growing. And the longer that time gap, we usually gain more in purchasing power even if there are temporary setbacks.
I encourage anyone to give it a go. Not all in but just start with one small thing. Buy it with sats every month. Replace those sats with a bit on top. Keep track of purchases and spends and see for yourself how you keep growing your purchasing power as the same thing keeps costing fewer sats.
Yes, but with caveats.
The TLD;DR is: I have the numbers to show that the sats we have spent and continue to spend were bought at a steep discount considering how long ago we bought them.
That required three key pieces.
First, we live on less than we earn. That's been automatic for us ever since we got out of debt a long time ago.
The second part was, during the first year and a bit, I was stacking like everyone else. I wouldn't spend at all, just stack and hodl.
That built a buffer, and the sats bought via DCA during that time have "aged" so to speak. They gained in terms of fiat value over time.
The third part, finally, is spending and replacing. And replacing more than spent (which obv wouldn't be possible without the first point).
The net result is that the time gap between the sats we spend today and when we bought them keeps growing.
And the longer that time gap, we usually gain more in purchasing power even if there are temporary setbacks.
I encourage anyone to give it a go. Not all in but just start with one small thing. Buy it with sats every month. Replace those sats with a bit on top. Keep track of purchases and spends and see for yourself how you keep growing your purchasing power as the same thing keeps costing fewer sats.