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Recently, in the group, there’s been arguing about grid/DCA versus going all in at once. Basically, it’s about whether you want to buy “sleep” or buy “excitement.” Grid/DCA is for people who don’t want to stare at the charts every day; if you lose, you can still pretend you didn’t see it. Going all in at once is very straightforward—if you make money, you can’t sleep; if you lose, you can’t sleep even more. In any case, you’re awake.
Which one should I choose?
It depends on whether you can accept being scared awake in the middle of the night by yourself.
And besides, the whole thing that retail investors are complaining about now—validators’ income, MEV front-running, and unfair ordering—also isn’t coming out of thin air. If you go all in at once, the very first counterparty you’re trading against might not be the “market,” but the fast-fingered bunch behind the router. At least grid/DCA chops your emotions up a bit—don’t swallow it in one go. For now, I’ll just have tea and watch them keep fighting… I won’t try to be tough.