I’m just an ordinary person who likes to obsess over details, and I’ve been thinking about something lately: where exactly do grid trading and DCA feel more comfortable than going all-in with a single shot? To put it plainly, the essence of grid trading and DCA isn’t about making more money—it’s about letting you roll over in the middle of the night and still be able to fall back asleep. When you go all-in, even a bit of volatility makes me unable to stop checking my phone; I feel like a monitor-gazing machine. With grid trading, you set the ranges and let it run on its own, and somehow it feels more reassuring in my mind.

Recently, I’ve been seeing foreigners discuss RWA and U.S. Treasury yields. They say that on-chain yield products are actually pretty similar to grid DCA—returns look steady, but the underlying risks aren’t transparent. For example, that tokenized U.S. Treasury: the interest is indeed tempting, but what if the contract is maliciously liquidated? Doesn’t that make people who “can sleep” end up having to be more exhausted?

Anyway, I just feel that strategies you can sleep with are good strategies. No matter what grid trading or DCA is—at heart, they package a buffer pad for your mood. Calculate how much to allocate for each tier, don’t be greedy, don’t chase hot topics just because everyone’s following them, and let the machine run the rest. I’m not some kind of genius—I just think investing sometimes needs a bit of “laziness.”