Recently, I saw a bunch of people debating between grid/DCA or a one-shot approach. Honestly, choosing which one really depends on whether you can sleep well at night. I personally have a strict safety protocol, dividing addresses and devices, and if I were to do a one-shot, my hand would tremble. After clicking confirm, I’d have to double-check the blockchain and addresses three times... Although grid/DCA is slower, the pace is controllable. Even if I lose money, it’s like “paying tuition according to plan,” so it doesn’t push my emotions to the limit.

What I fear most isn’t losing money, but waking up one day to find I’ve signed some inexplicable authorization, or just putting all my funds in one place to save trouble, only to find out later that I can’t even withdraw in time if something goes wrong. Recently, there’s been a lot of noise about privacy coins, mixing, and compliance boundaries. I don’t take sides; I’m just more conservative now: if I can avoid touching it, I do. That way, I won’t be lying awake at night wondering, “Will this cause trouble someday?” For now, that’s how it is. If it’s slow, so be it.