Recently, everyone has been talking about grid trading and DCA, and comparing them to "one-shot" trading. Honestly, I think the main difference is: do you want to sleep peacefully? Grid/DCA isn't as exciting, but you can plan for the worst-case scenario in advance, so even if you drop, you know what your next step is; with one-shot trading, it feels great when you make money, but when there's a pullback, you start watching the charts and get emotional, and in the end, risk control relies entirely on willpower, which is pretty exhausting.

I'm currently leaning more towards "taking it slow": checking if the funding rates are one-sided, whether there's any unusual skew in options, if there are sudden large transfers on-chain. When I see signals, I reduce my position and leverage; if not, I follow my plan. The same goes for airdrop season—task platforms turning into anti-witch hunts, like clocking in for work. In the end, it's really just a gamble on luck... Anyway, I prefer earning a little less and not sacrificing my sleep.