Honestly, I’ve tried something like going all-in a few times. I would toss and turn at night, unable to sleep, always worrying whether that entry price was too high. In the end, I still split the position into grids—dividing it into several chunks—and placing an order with a price spread for each. That way, if it drops I can top up, and if it rises I can sell. Even though profits come slower, at least I can sleep easy. Recently, something happened again with the cross-chain bridge—apparently an oracle reported an abnormal price, and everyone’s waiting for confirmation. I watched and waited for a while; if you really went all-in, I guess your heart probably wouldn’t take it. As someone who’s more of a risk-calculation type, I still prefer to break risks into pieces and eat them slowly. Grid DCA is a bit tedious, but it’s stable—better suited to someone like me who’s cautious. Let’s chat again next time.