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DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) is a strategy trading feature that splits a large trade into smaller orders which are then placed at set intervals. It spreads your entry cost, reduces the impact of a single large order on price, and removes the need to trade manually.
You can set an optional minimum and maximum price for your DCA strategy. If the market moves outside your range, that order is skipped and doesn't count toward your total. When the price returns, your strategy picks up where it left off.
Every DCA strategy uses built-in randomization of execution timing and order size. Small random offsets are applied to each order's trigger time and amount, making it harder for on-chain bots to predict and copy your trades before they execute. This protection is on by default and cannot be disabled.
If a single order fails (from your group of orders) due to slippage or another reason, it is skipped and doesn't count toward your total. The strategy waits for the next interval and carries on. Your strategy will not be disrupted.
A strategy stops immediately if your token balance runs out, gas is insufficient, or a TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) signing error occurs.
Your strategy will be automatically paused if any of these happen: 5 consecutive execution failures, a token approval failure, or Trader Mode expiring or deactivating unexpectedly. Check the strategy details page to see the reason, then tap Resume once the issue is resolved.
