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I used to think I only looked at on-chain data; the data was just there, and emotions were noise.
Later, after working in finance for a while, I realized that on-chain data can also be deceptive: permissions flying around randomly, multi-signature thresholds relaxing, all kinds of metrics can be "designed"…
Now I ask myself: will I be able to sleep tonight?
Grid/DCA feels like tightening permissions for me: clear rules, following steps, putting aside whether I make a profit or not—at least I won't have my mindset shattered by a single needle.
A single bet is like giving all signers to one person; it might be exciting, but you have to accept that people will change during a drawdown.
Recently, Layer2 projects are arguing over TPS, fees, subsidies, and I find it quite similar to a trading group arguing "my strategy is more advanced."
Honestly, matching strategies and sleep quality are more important than matching K-line patterns.
Anyway, I now: do my best to formalize rules, and if I really gamble, only do so in a way that doesn't affect the next day's meetings.