What is dollar-cost averaging (DCA)?

Dollar-cost averaging means buying a fixed dollar amount of an asset on a regular schedule, whatever the price. You get more coins when the price is low and fewer when it is high, which spreads your entry price over time instead of staking everything on one day.

Does the calculator include fees and taxes?

Fees are zero unless you fill in the fee field. Exchanges usually charge a percentage of each purchase, which reduces the coins you get every time, so enter your exchange's rate for a realistic figure. Taxes are not modelled.

Where do the prices come from?

Daily closing prices of the ASTER/USDT pair on Binance, from October 6, 2025. Each purchase is filled at that day's close. A day with no data uses the previous close.

Aster DCA calculator

What a regular purchase of Aster (ASTER) would be worth today, worked out from real daily prices since October 6, 2025. Set the amount, the schedule and the start date.

Amount per purchase (USD)

How often

First purchase

Fee per purchase (%)

$100 into Aster every week since Oct 6, 2025: you put in $5,300 and it is worth $5,189 today.

Profit or loss: −$111; -2.1%
Average cost per coin: $0.7264; price now $0.7112
ASTER accumulated: 7,296.08; 53 purchases
Same total on day one: $1,827; -65.5% as a lump sum

Worth Put inOct 6, 2025 to Oct 5, 2026

Spreading the purchases ended $3,362 ahead of putting the whole $5,300 in on the first day. Based on daily closing prices up to Oct 5, 2026. Past results say nothing about the next period.

How the calculator works

Starting on the date you choose, it buys your amount of Aster at each scheduled day's closing price, adds up the coins, and values them at the latest close. Monthly purchases land on the same day of the month as the first one. The lump-sum figure puts the same total in on the first day instead.

It is a record of what already happened, not a forecast. A plan that started before a long rise looks good and one that started before a fall looks bad, and neither tells you which comes next.

Questions

What is dollar-cost averaging (DCA)?: Dollar-cost averaging means buying a fixed dollar amount of an asset on a regular schedule, whatever the price. You get more coins when the price is low and fewer when it is high, which spreads your entry price over time instead of staking everything on one day.
Does the calculator include fees and taxes?: Fees are zero unless you fill in the fee field. Exchanges usually charge a percentage of each purchase, which reduces the coins you get every time, so enter your exchange's rate for a realistic figure. Taxes are not modelled.
Where do the prices come from?: Daily closing prices of the ASTER/USDT pair on Binance, from October 6, 2025. Each purchase is filled at that day's close. A day with no data uses the previous close.

Disclaimer: This calculator is educational and does not constitute financial advice. It shows historical results from daily closing prices and leaves out taxes, spreads and, unless you enter one, fees. Cryptocurrency prices are volatile; never invest more than you can afford to lose.