I have been running a Value Averaged crypto portfolio for a number of years now. I run it rebalanced monthly for a financial year, then reset it at the start of every financial year, this way there is cash tied up in an account for the sole purpose or tied up in crypto purchased for the portfolio, the end profit or loss is not realised until the completion of the financial year, lowering my time preference for value based investments.
A Value Averaged portfolio is similar to Dollar Cost Averaged portfolio, however it targets an increasing rebalance value rather than a deposit value, profits are taken at rebalance when the portfolio exceeds the new target value. Should the value be less than the target, money is spent to raise the portfolio value to the target for that rebalance period.