Just now I saw someone say, “A single all-in is faith.” My first reaction wasn’t about right or wrong—it was: can you sleep tonight or not. To put it simply, a single all-in is for people who can accept their account like an electrocardiogram: when it goes up, you drift; when it drops, you monitor the chart/market until dawn. Grid/DCA is very boring, but boring = controllable. At least you know what you’re doing—you don’t have to use your emotions as fuel every time the market moves. Lately it’s also pretty funny how people put RWA, US Treasury yield, and on-chain yield products together to compare and compare. In truth, many of them are looking for excuses for something that “looks stable,” and then they can’t help but gamble for thrills in high volatility. The market never rewards confidence; it only rewards the ones who can survive a little longer. Anyway, I choose the kind that lets me see the K-line charts two fewer times.