I've been reviewing my "Pool Notes" again these days, and the more I look, the more I think that grid/DCA and a single shot are actually sleep quality multiple-choice questions. If you're the type who gets a racing heartbeat just from seeing account fluctuations, then don't force a single shot; checking the market twice at night is enough to wear you out. For grid/DCA, at least break down the actions; your mindset is like flipping through pages of a book—slow but less likely to tear apart.

Of course, grid isn't万能, encountering sudden liquidity crashes, increased slippage, and seeing seemingly good returns all wiped out by volatility. Recently, cross-chain bridge hacks and oracle reporting outrageous prices—everyone's waiting for "confirmation." I can really empathize with that: the heavier the position, the more likely you are to shake, and instead, you chase after confirmations that shouldn't be chased.

My current approach is quite timid: I use DCA for the main direction, and for those impulsive bets, I lock them into small grids so they don't affect my sleep... Let's see how it goes.