Grid/DCA stuff, honestly, is just trading "sleep" for fewer critical hit gains.

If you need to watch the charts and K-lines every day and still feel itchy, then don't pretend to be a long-term investor.
A quick trade suits your personality better; just don't wake up the next day and blame the "market targeting me."
I've seen too many people start researching on-chain data and who’s squeezing them after a quick trade, but in reality, the profits were already taken the moment you entered the market.
Especially now, with this market condition, even the tea money from MEV is more than a cup.

Recently, I've been tying ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and coin prices together, which sounds reasonable, but in fact, many people use macro trends as an emotional outlet:
When prices go up, they say "funds are coming"; when prices go down, they say "risk appetite has dropped"; either way, it can be explained.
My advice is pretty simple: if you can't handle drawdowns, go for grid/DCA; if you can handle it, trade quickly, but don’t expect both excitement and stability at the same time…
Take a look again.