I just adjusted the grid again. The market has been volatile lately—after sleeping, I found that the bot had automatically executed several trades. Honestly, I tried the “all-in” approach before too, the kind where you stare at the chart until 2–3 a.m.; my heart really couldn’t take it. But now I feel that methods like DCA and grid trading—the “slow work produces fine results” style—are actually better for someone like me who wants to sleep soundly.

Of course, there’s a thrill to going all-in and making quick money, but in the long run, it’s still better to be steadier. It’s more worthwhile to put my effort into observing changes in liquidity.

Recently I’ve been looking at concepts like social mining and fan tokens. Everyone says “attention is mining,” but it still feels a bit hollow to me. How long can attention really last? Will it fade like those earlier bursts of hype, and no one will talk about it after a few days? In any case, for now I still trust solid data like on-chain activity more. What do you think?