I found that grid/DCA is really good or not, honestly it depends on whether you can sleep well or not. I also understand the thrill of a quick scalp; once you're in, you're watching the chart, and your mind is full of "Should I add more / Should I exit," in the end, it's not about making a profit, but about enduring until the end.

Grid and DCA are more like drawing my stop-loss lines; I draw the boundaries first, and leave the rest to time, so my mind isn't so noisy.

These days, the funding rate has become a bit extreme again, and the group is arguing loudly: is it a reversal or just a bubble squeeze?
What I care about more now is not which way the "signal" is pointing, but whether I start to get itchy hands and want to change my plan, move my stop-loss lower...
Whenever I have such an impulse, I know the risk is with me, not in the market.
That's it for now, I’ll review again in the evening.