I used to love going all-in, thinking it was convenient, but it turns out the most convenient thing is actually sending yourself to stay up all night watching the market... On the day of liquidation, I realized that being able to sleep is more important than earning quickly. Grid/DCA is like cutting your money into small pieces and slowly feeding the market; it might not be as exciting, but when a pullback happens, you won't be caught off guard. Going all-in is more like driving without a seatbelt—short-term, it might be fine, but if you hit an emergency brake, it’s awkward.

Recently, there have been incidents like cross-chain bridge thefts and oracle errors, and everyone is saying "wait for confirmation." I'm pretty much the same now—prefer to take less volatility rather than become fuel for black swan events. Anyway, which one to choose depends on whether you can put down your phone at night: if your heartbeat is jumping along with the candlesticks, maybe you should split your position into smaller parts.