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Recently, I’ve been debating between grid/DCA or just going all-in. Honestly, it’s about choosing what suits my sleep better. For someone like me who places and cancels orders as if breathing, going all-in actually makes it harder to sleep, with my mind full of “Will I get eaten by slippage? Will I get squeezed out in the next second?” When I get itchy, I want to change the price, as if MEV is watching over me. At least with grid/DCA, the rhythm is broken into pieces, making execution feel more like negotiating with the market, losing slowly instead of all at once… psychologically, it’s less explosive.
But it’s not to say that grid trading is comfortable; when the market suddenly moves, grid feels like someone pressing your head to catch flying knives. Last night, I almost uninstalled the trading app, feeling like I had become a button slave. Then I thought, forget it—uninstalling is just avoidance. Better to turn off leverage, widen the order spacing, and let myself sleep first.
By the way, I saw the community arguing again about privacy coins, mixing coins, and the boundaries of compliance. In the end, it’s really about whether I can use or hold them peacefully without guilt. Trading is the same: the strategy that allows you to not get up in the middle of the night to check your phone—that’s your strategy.