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In finance, the so-called Capital Accumulation Plans (PAC) are quite commonly used tools, and in the crypto field, they are probably even more so.  They are generally called by the acronym PAC, or “accumulation plans,” while they are rarely called by their full name of capital accumulation plans. What is a crypto accumulation plan? By “piano di accumulo,” we mean a particular investment method that allows for an investment to be made over time, rather than with a single purchase.  It is used by those who have a medium to long-term time horizon, especially if they want to invest gradually.  Classic investment involves the purchase of an asset with a single transaction, through which the asset is acquired and included in the investor’s portfolio.  However, when the investor does not have enough capital available to complete the purchase in a single transaction, or when they prefer not to invest all the capital at once, they can opt for an accumulation plan.  Essentially, it is similar to a purchase in installments, except that it does not involve the payment of interest.  Generally, the purchase is divided into weekly, monthly “installments” or with other frequencies, which allow over time to increase the quantity of assets that slowly accumulate in the investor’s portfolio.  How to create a PAC The most typical PAC is the one where the same amount is allocated every month to always purchase the same asset. Obviously, nothing prevents you from doing multiple PACs simultaneously on multiple assets.  For example, you can set up a monthly PAC of $100 on Bitcoin, which means choosing a day of the month on which, every month, you purchase $100 of BTC. Many people who do PAC prefer to rely on automatic purchasing tools, powered by their own accounts. In this way, by setting…

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