Lately, I’ve been stuck between using a grid/DCA approach and going all-in. To be blunt, which one I choose isn’t that much about technicals—it’s more about sleep… As someone like me who follows an airdrop roadmap, the thing I fear most is suddenly waking up in the middle of the night thinking, “Wait—has the snapshot already passed?” Going all-in is too stimulating for me: once I enter a position, my heartbeat follows the K线.

Grid/DCA may be grindy, but at least I can interact according to my plan and average down in a controlled way by cost. Even if something goes wrong, it won’t result in an outright collapse.

And lately, on-chain data tools and label systems have also been criticized for lagging and misleading people—so I’m even less willing now to treat “smart money marked by others” as the Bible.

Anyway, after I lower my expectations, I actually feel more relaxed: if there’s an airdrop, I take it as a bonus; if not, I just treat it as paying tuition. That’s it for now.