Research: Bitcoin 'accumulator' is more suitable for enterprises than the cost averaging strategy of the US dollar According to CoinDesk, the latest research by cryptocurrency market maker OrBit Markets shows that since 2023, the Bitcoin "Accumulator" strategy has performed better than the Dollar Cost Average (DCA) strategy. This structured product regularly buys BTC at a discounted price, with an average acquisition cost 10% -26% lower than DCA in a bull market, but is obligated to double the purchase price when it falls below the strike price. Research data shows that during the testing period from January 2023 to June 2025, the 3-month accumulator reduced the average purchase cost of BTC to $39035 (10% lower than DCA), while the 6-month and 12-month strategies achieved average costs of $37654 and $32079, respectively. This product has a knock out clause that automatically terminates when the BTC price rises to a preset barrier (such as $115000). Pulkit Goyal, the head of trading at OrBit Markets, pointed out that this mandatory disciplinary buying method is particularly suitable for enterprise level cryptocurrency asset allocation, but its characteristic of forcing double purchases when prices fall makes it unsuitable for short-term traders.