On the third discovery, choosing the wrong trading method isn’t what falls apart first—it’s sleep. “All-in” is actually pretty convenient: place the order and wait for fate’s verdict; if you win, you float, and if you lose, you top up in a frenzy. Grid/DCA is like a painkiller for my obsessive-compulsive tendencies—rules are written in stone, emotions have fewer chances to interject—but the downside is also very real: when the market suddenly speeds up, you’ll feel like you’re “making money too slowly.”

Recently, everyone’s been talking about modularization, and the DA layer has been the subject of so much hype. Developers’ eyes light up, while users look completely baffled. I listen to it the way you’d read a new glossary entry—I file it away first, don’t rush to treat “narrative excitement” as a reason to buy. Plainly put: if you’re the kind of person who repeatedly checks the candlestick chart in the middle of the night, all-in isn’t for you. If you can accept slow, dragging progress and accepting that you might miss out, grid/DCA can at least help you sleep like a person. In any case, I’m going to choose what lets me fall asleep.