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Recently, in the group chat, some people were discussing grid trading/DCA, while others wanted to "go all-in."
I automatically started a governance vote in my mind: Are you after profits or sleep?
Honestly, going all-in is more like staking yourself to emotions—when prices go up, you pass the proposal; when they fall, you stay up all night writing a review.
Grid trading/DCA is like a budget plan—slow but it prevents you from waking up in the middle of the night to check the K-line.
By the way, the current testnet incentives, points expectations, and whether the mainnet will issue tokens are all guessing games that can easily turn people into "all-in insomniacs."
Anyway, I’m just trying to save my own life.
If I could only keep one habit: think about the worst-case scenario before placing an order—can I accept it?