I found out whether grid/DCA is really good or not, honestly it depends on whether you can sleep peacefully. I've also tried the thrill of a quick trade, pretending to be calm during the day, but at night watching the K-line until my eyes hurt, and finally losing control, making reckless cuts and adds. Zeroing out isn't bad luck; it's human nature that can't withstand it.

Grid/DCA isn't that glamorous, but at least it locks in whether I might be careless in advance: by dividing into batches, setting stop-loss lines, and admitting when I'm wrong. Recently, some people have been complaining that on-chain data tools and label systems are lagging and might even mislead, so I no longer dare to treat them as gospel. At most, I use them as references; the rules are still written in my own orders.

Anyway, my standard is pretty simple: a strategy that prevents me from waking up in the middle of the night is more suitable for me. That's all for today—less dreaming, more living.