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Recently, I’ve been seeing a bunch of people chatting about grid trading/DCA, and along the way mocking the idea that “one-shot trading isn’t enough faith.” To put it simply, I think the core point is this: it’s about how you want to be able to sleep. The biggest advantage of grid trading and DCA isn’t really how much you make, but rather shrinking that inner demon of “should I move right now.” Write the rules upfront, and you can still execute even when you’re being lazy. One-shot trading feels great, but after that, you have to be able to handle volatility and your own emotions—otherwise staring at the charts at midnight is genuinely pretty torturous.
AI Agent, as well as automated trading, is also all the rage. A lot of people hype it like they’ve installed cheat codes, but I’m more concerned with how it interacts with the chain, how much permission it has, and who actually manages the private keys and the contracts. The more powerful the automation is, the more one error isn’t just “a slip of the hand,” but “it will keep helping you keep slipping”… Anyway, I’d rather have slightly lower returns now, in exchange for peace of mind. For now, that’s how I’ll do it.