Let me tell you the truth: my biggest fear right now isn’t a drop in price—it’s that, in the middle of the night, I suddenly remember I’m still running an all-in position… the kind of pounding heartbeat. It’s really not worth it. Grid/DCA, put simply, is exchanging “slow” for “being able to sleep.” You may not make the most profit, but at least you don’t have to stare at the price chart every day until your eyes ache. An all-in position is for people who can handle going to zero and acting like nothing happened—I don’t consider myself to have that kind of mental toughness.

Recently, I’ve been seeing people keep using RWA and US Treasury yields to compare all sorts of on-chain “returns,” and every time I see it, I want to roll my eyes: no matter how good the on-chain interest looks, the prerequisite is that you didn’t authorize things carelessly, and the contract isn’t a phishing setup. If the returns haven’t even been credited, your wallet gets emptied first. Anyway, I’m personally more on the DCA side right now—smaller positions, clearing authorizations on a regular schedule. Sleeping matters much more than “maybe earning a bit more.”