The alarm clock on the table has been annoying me a bit these days: when I go all-in, every time it rings it feels like it’s reminding me to check the K-line, and my sleep is directly taken to be staked… On the other hand, grid/DCA isn’t as stimulating. Whether it makes money or not is something to put aside for now—at least my heartbeat stays relatively steady, and even if I calculate it as compound interest, I can still figure it out. Put simply, choosing which one isn’t about whether you can ignore the “profit ceiling”; it’s about whether you can still eat and sleep normally through drawdowns. Lately, hardware wallets have been out of stock, phishing links are flying around everywhere, and I’m even less willing to take a heavy position that would require me to operate every day—one slip and a wrong move is enough to make things ugly. Anyway, I’m still more inclined toward a slower approach with cash flow that feels more real—if I ever fantasize about retiring, I still need to make sure I can fall asleep first.