Last night, I checked the exchange's heat and on-chain inflow, and it felt like that kind of atmosphere where "everyone's watching, but no one dares to make the first move." I was about to go all in, my finger already on the confirm button, but then I remembered last time staying up late watching the market, and the next day I felt as floaty as an airdrop... Forget it, I closed it first. Recently, those new L1/L2 projects that offer incentives to pull TVL are also quite noisy, with veteran users complaining "mining, selling," and after hearing that, I dare not impulsively chase anymore.

To put it simply, grid/DCA is more like buying sleep insurance: if it rises, you won't regret not jumping in; if it falls, it’s not a stab in the heart. The downside is that it’s slow and easy to get itchy hands. Going all in suits those who are very confident about the direction and can sleep even if they lose, otherwise emotions will wear you down. My habit is still to look at "consistency"—heat, funds, public opinion shouldn’t clash with each other, and then gradually add with small positions. Being able to sleep is more important than making quick money.