Make Accumulating Bitcoin EASY

No charts analysis. No trading skills. Just automatic purchase. Buy daily, slightly more when Bitcoin is in the cheap zone and less or sell when it's expensive. Set it up once and let it run.

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What's This About?

We help you Accumulate Bitcoin without thinking about it.

You can set up buying the same amount every single day (simple DCA), or use multipliers to buy more when Bitcoin drops into historically cheap territory and less or sell when it's pumping to crazy highs (Smart Rainbow DCA).

The math is simple. The execution is automatic. Your money stays yours.

How to start:

  1. 1Connect your exchange via API (Aster now, more coming)
  2. 2Pick how much and for how long you want to invest
  3. 3We handle the rest
Free to use.Premium features coming later for power users.
Process

Simple Steps to start:

1

Connect Your Exchange

Create a trade-only API key on your exchange and connect it here. This allows buys/sells, but not withdrawals, so your funds remain under your control.

2

Set Your Budget and Period

Choose how much you want to invest daily and for how long. Before you go live, preview a historical simulation to understand how this strategy would have performed.

3

Choose or Create Your Strategy

Select an existing strategy like Simple DCA from the leaderboard, or set up your own using the Strategy Calculator. Customize buy/sell cohorts, multipliers, and selling triggers to match your goals.

4

Monitor and Adjust Anytime

Track your performance and your Bitcoin stack. Update your budget, pause, stop, or sell whenever you want—nothing is locked in.

5

Customize Your Strategy (Optional)

Want more control? Use the Strategy Calculator to set which zones trigger buys, how much to scale during dips, and when to take profits—then backtest on ~15 years of data before enabling it.

The Rainbow Chart: Why Bitcoin Isn't Like Stocks

Bitcoin is a network, not a company. When you invest in stocks, you get a share. When you buy Bitcoin, you're participating in a network that grows stronger as more people join it.

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Network Effect: Bitcoin follows this pattern. More users = more security = more utility = higher value. It's network mechanics, not speculation.

Price Zones

Low zones (green/blue)
Undervalued - Bitcoin's price is low relative to current network adoption
Middle zones (yellow)
Normal range - Price is historically fair for current adoption level
High zones (orange/red)
Overvalued - Price is high relative to current network size

This is governed by Metcalfe's Law (also known as Power Law): a network's value grows with the square of its users. Think of it like a telephone network—one phone is useless; ten phones connect you with friends; 10,000 phones cover most city needs (hospitals, clinics, food). Each new person joining makes the network more valuable for everyone.

Bitcoin follows this pattern. More users = more security = more utility = higher value. It's network mechanics, not speculation.

You still use DCA (dollar-cost averaging), but smarter. Sometimes allocate more to your purchase, sometimes less—based on where the network is historically valued.

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Key Benefit: Statistically, this beats fixed-amount buying because you accumulate more coins when network value is cheap relative to adoption, and fewer when it's expensive. Lower average cost = better long-term returns.

Buy more in cheap zones. Buy less (or sell) in expensive zones. Compound growth over time is the real advantage.

Using different log bands, we aggregate data points into the space between them. The more candles fit into a cohort, the smaller the buying multiplier, meaning the price is often in that range. In the default configuration, we have 4 bands creating 5 cohorts.

Cohorts 1-2 (Low Zones)Green/Blue

Bitcoin's price is low relative to adoption and network size. Statistically, every previous time prices entered this range, long-term returns from that point were excellent.

Action: Increase allocation. Buy more. The network is underpriced relative to its fundamentals.
Cohort 3 (Middle Zone)Yellow

Prices are in the "normal" range relative to historical adoption. Not cheap, not expensive. Business as usual.

Action: Standard allocation. Stick to your plan. Nothing exceptional.
Cohorts 4-5 (High Zones)Orange/Red

Prices are stretched relative to current adoption. Historically, prices this high have corrected over time.

Action: Reduce allocation or fix the profit. Let your existing holdings compound. Instead of buying $50, buy $25. You're preserving dry powder for future cycles.
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Warning: Avoid Extreme Multipliers

Don't use buying multipliers of 5x or higher in cohorts with rare occurrences. While they may show impressive results in backtests, they rely on unusual market conditions and can lead to risky capital allocation. We'll highlight these in the UI to help you avoid this mistake.

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It's not magic - it's just math.

🔒Security

API Key Safety - How We Protect You

🛡️What permissions do we need?

✓ We Request
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    Read account balance — to know how much you can trade
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    Place spot orders — to buy Bitcoin for you
✗ Never Requested
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    Withdraw funds — we NEVER request this permission
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    Transfer between accounts — we can't move your money anywhere

When you create an API key on your exchange, you choose exactly what it can do. We only ask for trade permissions. Even if someone stole your API key from us (they won't, but hypothetically), they couldn't withdraw your funds.

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    API secrets are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM)
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    We never store your passwords. Web3/Google auth only.
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    You can revoke access from your exchange anytime
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    Open-source bot logic for full transparency
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    Complete trade execution logs in your dashboard
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    Use a separate exchange account just for DCA (optional)
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    Set IP restrictions on your API key if your exchange supports it
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    Keep only your trading allocation in the connected account
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    Start small, scale up as you build trust
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    Review trade logs regularly in your dashboard