Grid/DCA stuff, to put it simply, is like buying yourself some sleep: set the rules, when the time comes, execute, no need to stare at every candlestick with a racing heart. I was impulsive before and wanted to go all-in, but then I kept tossing and turning at night thinking "Should I cut losses?" "Will it take off tomorrow?" and by the next day, I was completely drained... Anyway, I find it better to split my position, keep some bullets, and even if I lose, I won't doubt life.

Recently, the airdrop season has heated up again, task platforms are cracking down more and more on witch-hunting, and the point system is getting as intense as clocking in at work. The more intense it gets, the easier it is to become emotional and bet big. Now I force myself to do cost calculations: including time, Gas, and witch-hunting risks. If I can't reach the target, I just give up and treat it as paying tuition. Being able to sleep well is better than anything.