Grid/DCA, to be honest, isn't about making the most profit; it's about allowing me to still sleep. If you break down the rhythm, your mindset also becomes more stable and steady; the obvious downside is: if the market really shoots straight up, you'll feel like your position isn't enough. On the flip side, if you go all in, it's exhilarating, but every time I do that, I realize I'm not really trading—I'm gambling on whether I can withstand the drawdown without panicking. I thought I could handle it, but in the end, I stay up late watching the market, and the next day my mind is like mush, making me more prone to reckless cuts.

Recently, everyone has been talking about modularization and the DAO layer, and developers are all excited about the future, but users (including me) are confused: what does it have to do with whether I can sleep or not... Anyway, my current standard is pretty simple: I want to be able to execute, review, and survive to trade again next time. Keep the position smaller, sleep more, for now, that's it.