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Avalanche (AVAX) DCA Calculator

What a fixed monthly buy of Avalanche actually did — computed from real daily closes (Jul 2020 → Jul 2026), not projections. Run your own amount and schedule below.

$100/month for 5 years
$6,100
total invested
worth today
$2,119
as of Jul 2026
total return
-65%
before fees & taxes
data history
Jul 2020 →
daily closes
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Contribution per buy$100
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What $100 a month actually built

The last 5 years of a $100 monthly plan in AVAX, month by month: the flat line is cash paid in ($6,100 total), the accent line is what the position was worth along the way — ending at $2,119. Every point is computed from that day's real close.

$5.0k202120222023202420252026$2.1k$6.1kvalueinvested

Timing luck, quantified

Same plan, different start month. Each bar below is one possible 5-year monthly DCA window in AVAX's history, sorted from worst to best — the honest spread between unlucky and lucky timing, and the case for starting on a schedule instead of waiting:

0%median -32%-66%+85%

12 possible 5-year start months — 33% ended positive.

Best 5-year window
+85%
Oct 2020Oct 2025
Worst 5-year window
-66%
Jul 2021Jul 2026

Why dollar-cost average into Avalanche?

Avalanche's chart is a case study in entry-price risk: listed in 2020, it touched roughly $135 in late 2021 and then gave back over 90% in the following year. Anyone who bought once near the top is still waiting; a monthly plan kept averaging down through 2022–23 and owns most of its units at a fraction of the peak price. That cost-spreading is the entire argument for DCA on high-beta layer-1 tokens.

It cuts both ways: a schedule also keeps buying through rallies you might rather have front-run, and AVAX's few years of history mean the best- and worst-window spread above is drawn from a small sample. Use the calculator to test your own amount and cadence — and read the result as behaviour, not forecast.

FAQ

Is DCA into Avalanche worth it?

History, not opinion: $100 every month into AVAX for the last 5 years (61 buys, $6,100 invested) would be worth $2,119 today — -65% before fees and taxes. Past performance doesn't predict the future, but that's what the plan actually produced.

What if I had started at the worst possible time?

The worst 5-year monthly-DCA start in AVAX's history began Jul 2021 and finished at -66%. The best (Oct 2020) finished at +85%. DCA doesn't delete timing luck — it narrows it and removes the decision.

How is this different from buying AVAX once?

A lump sum bets everything on one entry price. Monthly DCA spreads your cost across AVAX's ups and downs — you buy more units when it's cheap, fewer when it's expensive. Compare both directly in our lump sum vs DCA calculator.

Where does the data come from?

Real AVAX daily closing prices from Jul 2020 to Jul 2026 (6.0 years), refreshed weekly and validated for gaps, zeros and staleness — see the data & methodology page. Fees, spreads and taxes are not modelled.

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