I am increasingly feeling that grid/DCA strategies that gradually trim positions are more like buying myself sleep. Making money or not is secondary; at least I won't be staring at the candlestick chart in the middle of the night thinking "Should I give up?"

Of course, a quick sweep is satisfying, and when the direction is right, everyone gets carried away, but honestly, it’s more about whether you can accept drawdowns and mistakes.
Many times, it’s emotional resilience that’s tested, not the strategy itself.

Recently, the NFT royalty debate feels quite similar, with creators wanting stable income, and the secondary market desiring smoother liquidity.
Neither side is wrong, but which side you stand on determines whether you can sleep peacefully at night.
As for me, I keep different layers of positions: main holdings slowly DCA, small positions allowing occasional impulsive trades, and losses are just like weeding.
That’s it for now.