Thai retail is DCA'ing $BTC non-stop through the dip, but the #2 spot? That's where it gets weird.

Maxbit (Thai exchange) dropped Q1 2026 DCA stats:

• $BTC still dominates at 65% — no surprise

• $BCH suddenly #2 at 21.87%

• $ETH got pushed to #3 at 5.65%

Wait, what? $BCH beat $ETH by almost 4x in DCA volume?

Two theories floating around:

1️⃣ Intentional play

Some folks genuinely like $BCH as a cheaper Bitcoin alternative. Lower price per coin = feels more accessible for small recurring buys. Fair.

2️⃣ UI confusion

$BCH logo is a green B. Name starts with "Bitcoin." People setting auto-DCA might've fat-fingered it thinking they're buying $BTC. Set-and-forget = never checked again.

This happened during a 50% drawdown from $BTC's Oct 2025 ATH (~$126k). Most people panic sell. But DCA users? They kept stacking. That's the whole point — avg down when it bleeds.

But here's the kicker: if you're auto-buying the wrong ticker for months without realizing it, that "discipline" becomes expensive ignorance.

Thai crypto community is split:

• Some say $BCH is legit undervalued

• Others think the 4x gap vs $ETH is sus and screams user error

Lesson: Always double-check your DCA setup. Logo similarity + autopilot mode = recipe for regret.

Have you ever fat-fingered a DCA order? Drop your horror story below.