Over the past two days, people have asked me again whether grid/DCA is better or a single all-in. To be blunt, I think the first thing you should ask yourself is: do you want to make money from volatility, or do you want to gamble on one direction? When I look at on-chain traces, it’s pretty straightforward. With an all-in style address, once authorization is opened, it’s infinite; the contract call chain is also clean and decisive. But if you wake up in the middle of the night, you’ll still find yourself checking the transaction hashes. With grid/DCA, it’s the other way around: each trade is small, and even the transfer notes feel like “try in batches.” If you lose, it’s not enough to make your mindset fall apart—your sleep is really a bit better.

This wave of development chatter about modularization and the DA layer is flying everywhere, and users are basically left clueless—I’m pretty much the same… Anyway, there’s just too much information noise. The noise-reduction strategy is one sentence: only follow the chain/that kind of strategy that you truly know how to use and truly dare to take on the risks for; treat everything else as background noise. That’s it for now.