I am increasingly feeling that grid/DCA strategies, to put it simply, are about buying a "peace of mind." When the market suddenly moves, you don't have to stare at the candlesticks and get your heart racing; even if you lose, you know you're averaging down according to your plan, not driven by emotions. Conversely, a quick swing can indeed be exciting, winning feels like free coffee money, but the feeling of waking up in the middle of the night wanting to add to your position but not daring to... is too torturous.

Recently, the Layer 2 space has started arguing over TPS, transaction fees, and subsidies again and again. I just pick the liquidity I understand, don’t overcomplicate it. Today, I’ll honestly open a small grid, and if I make a profit, I’ll treat myself to coffee; if not, consider it a sleep tax paid. That’s all for now.