I think that dollar-cost averaging into BNB may be more cost-effective than dollar-cost averaging into BTC.

CZ himself holds a very high proportion of BNB, even more than users. This means that the platform is closely tied to BNB; as long as Binance doesn't collapse, BNB is likely to be relatively stable.

BTC is like holding gold and waiting for its price to rise, profiting from the price fluctuations. But BNB is different; in addition to the potential price increase, it can also earn returns through various means, such as platform activities, interest, and more channels to earn.

From a safety perspective, BNB is backed by Binance, while BTC relies more on the overall market. However, both are mainstream currencies, and the risks are actually significant, though BNB may be somewhat more stable due to platform support.

So for me, BNB not only has the potential to rise but also has additional earning space, making it feel more cost-effective to hold in the long term. This is why I prefer to accumulate BNB rather than just buy BTC.

Holding BNB feels more secure.

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