Crypto DCA Calculator
Dollar-cost averaging means investing a fixed amount at regular intervals. Enter your plan to see your total invested and a hypothetical projected value based on an assumed average return.
Hypothetical only. Crypto returns are volatile and unpredictable — this uses a constant assumed rate, which real markets never follow. It is not a prediction or a recommendation.
What dollar-cost averaging does
Instead of trying to time the market, DCA spreads your buying across time — a fixed amount every week, fortnight or month. When prices are low your money buys more; when they're high it buys less. Over time this smooths out your average entry price and removes the pressure of picking the "right" moment.
Reading the projection
The projected value applies your assumed annual return to each contribution for the time it's invested (a future-value-of-contributions calculation). It's purely illustrative — crypto doesn't return a steady rate, and can fall as well as rise. To actually run a DCA plan, most Australian exchanges offer free recurring buys; compare them in our rankings.
General information only — not financial or tax advice. Calculators give estimates using the figures you enter and simplifying assumptions; they don't account for every rule or your personal circumstances. Verify with a professional before acting.