I found that choosing grid/DCA is still a gamble, honestly it's not a technical issue, it's a sleep quality issue... Only those who can accept drawdowns can handle a gamble, otherwise waking up in the middle of the night to check the K-line makes you feel drained the next day. Grid/DCA is like breaking emotions into small parts, so the ups and downs aren't as exciting, but the drawbacks are very real: you have to accept that it's slow, and accept missing out on that thrill of "pulling it all the way."

Recently, isn't everyone complaining again about miners/validators eating too well and MEV causing unfair ordering? I actually think we shouldn't rely on the illusion that "this one trade must be executed at the best position," retail investors really don't have that condition. Anyway, what I care about more now is: before placing an order, first check if your position can handle it, and conveniently clear out those strange authorizations in your wallet, so that the market doesn't crash you first, and you don't get sent away by reckless signing.