Lately I’ve been stuck between using grid trading / DCA or just going all-in. Basically, it’s choosing “the way that lets you sleep at night.” I’m the impulsive type—when I see a big bullish candle, my hands start itching—but after going all-in for real, I end up tossing and turning all night, staring at the candlestick chart. The next day, in class (or at work), I feel like I’ve lost my soul… On the other hand, even though grid trading / DCA is slower, it keeps my mindset a lot steadier. If I lose money, it still feels like paying tuition—at least I can sleep.

Now this whole narrative about modularity and the DA layer has also popped up. Developers chat about it like it’s so exciting, and as an ordinary user, I just listen and think: huh? So I’m even more afraid to all in. I start with small positions and test the waters in batches, while watching how the big wallets move on-chain and doing my “homework” along the way.

For security, I’m willing to take one extra step: whenever I need to transfer a large amount, I spend an extra minute checking the address, and I send a small test transaction first. It’s a hassle, but it’s still way better than transferring to the wrong chain or clicking on a fake site—it’s really worth it.