Bitcoin nearing optimal DCA entry point, analysis suggests

Bitcoin is approaching an optimal entry point for dollar-cost averaging (DCA) as it nears its 720-day moving average of $86,000, according to an analysis by BeInCrypto. The outlet noted that BTC has traded below most of its moving averages since November of last year and is now approaching this final support line, a zone that has historically served as an ideal DCA opportunity. The analysis also highlighted two other bullish signs. First, network growth has slowed to a multi-year low. While this may appear negative in the short term, such periods of stagnation have often preceded major rallies. Second, exchange data indicates a sharp decline in selling pressure from large holders. Monthly BTC deposits to exchanges from this cohort have fallen from $8 billion in late November 2025 to a current level of $2.74 billion. However, BeInCrypto cautioned that macroeconomic uncertainties, such as the potential resumption of tariff wars amid geopolitical tensions, remain a key variable for the market.