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Recently, I was asked again whether to choose grid/DCA or a single trade. Honestly, it all depends on whether you want to sleep or not. The thrill of a single trade is exciting—when it goes up, you feel like the chosen one; when it drops, you wake up in the middle of the night and first reach for your phone, your heartbeat trembling more than the candlestick chart... I've tried it, and my conclusion is: I treat complexity as an enemy, so if it can be automated, don’t do it manually.
Grid/DCA may not necessarily earn more, but at least it keeps your "emotions" pressed to the ground, preventing you from constantly chasing highs and selling lows.
Right now, people are still talking about modularization, the DA layer, developers are having a blast, but ordinary users (like me) are just confused: no matter how new the narrative, if the account loses money, it doesn’t help with sleep.
Anyway, what I care about more now is: writing a clear plan, setting proper stop-losses, and leaving the rest to time—less fussing.