I’m increasingly feeling that trading methods are really just about choosing "sleeping positions." Grid/DCA is like setting a timer on the air conditioner: gradually adjusting the temperature so you're less likely to wake up hot in the middle of the night; a quick burst is like chugging a cup of coffee before bed—refreshing, but you know deep down you'll probably toss and turn.

Recently, everyone is obsessing over staking unlocks and token unlock schedules, the kind of anxiety about "will it suddenly drop," essentially meaning someone on the chain is about to take out the locked funds and spend them, and you're just standing at the door waiting to be squeezed out. My approach is more realistic: big positions prefer to split into batches, keeping some bullets; small positions dare to go all in like buying a lottery ticket, since no lone wolf is going to cover for me anyway.

Arbitrage is the same—price differences are like that brake pedal before a red light: only in the pause is there a chance, rushing in all at once can easily backfire. That’s all for now.