I’m not great at the whole emotion-management thing, but put simply: grid/DCA and going all in—what finally matters is whether you can sleep. Going all in is suitable for people whose positions are so small that if they lose it won’t affect their life, and who can admit that they’re basically gambling; otherwise, staring at the chart all day and doing post-trade reviews at night will quickly grind your mindset down to nothing. Grid or DCA is like breaking your decision into many small pieces—so you’ll have less self-blame like “Did I buy at the highest point?”—but don’t fantasize that it’s guaranteed profit; it only turns volatility into tolerable noise. Recently, in the group, screenshots about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and all kinds of “de-pegging” have been repeatedly circulated, and I’m actually even more convinced: the strategy that keeps you from getting up in the middle of the night to check your phone is your real strategy. My approach is pretty crude: first decide how much maximum loss you can tolerate, then choose the tool; the tool doesn’t take the blame—the person does.

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