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Long-Term Analysis Compares Returns on Monthly Fifty-Euro Bitcoin Savings Plans Since 2017
An examination of recurring monthly Bitcoin purchases shows how different entry dates and dollar-cost averaging have shaped overall returns over nine years.
An analysis of recurring Bitcoin purchases indicates that an investor committing €50 per month starting in January 2017 would have accumulated 0.7137 BTC across 118 instalments. Based on a reference price of roughly €76,400 on October 5, 2026, the €5,900 invested would be valued at approximately €54,514, representing a gain of 824 percent at an average purchase price of €8,267 per coin.
The calculations evaluate five different starting periods to illustrate the effect of timing and market exposure. Investors starting in January 2021 contributed €3,500 over 70 instalments to reach a value of €6,855, while those starting in January 2022 invested €2,900 across 58 instalments for a current value of €5,603. Both cohorts achieved similar average entry prices of approximately €39,000, as buying during the 2022 market downturn reduced the average cost basis for later entrants.
Shorter-term accumulation strategies generated more modest percentage gains. Plans beginning in January 2024 generated a 14.5 percent return on €1,700 invested, while those initiated in October 2025 saw a 14.2 percent gain on €650 in total contributions. The review notes that regular fixed-sum purchasing naturally acquires more units when market prices drop, bringing the average purchase cost below the arithmetic mean of market prices over time.
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