I am increasingly feeling that grid/DCA actually buys sleep quality, not profits… The thrill of a quick trade is fun, but every time there's a big fluctuation, I start reviewing until dawn, and the more I look, the more I fear I might miss some risks. Honestly, for someone like me, once the position is heavy, I automatically start imagining the worst-case scenarios, and before the profits even arrive, the drawdowns drain my mental state.

Recently, someone was complaining that on-chain data tools and tagging systems are lagging and easy to mislead, and I resonate a bit: you think you've seen "smart money," but it might just be someone else changing disguises to fool you, and chasing after it only makes sleep harder. Anyway, I now prefer to take small, slow steps, set the trigger conditions more rigidly, and avoid making on-the-spot decisions based on emotions.

My colleague also said yesterday that "buying a coin feels like writing a risk control report," and after hearing that, I could only laugh. Forget it, if I can sleep peacefully, that's already half the victory.