0xSecondThought

Lately, I've been getting a bit obsessed with earning testnet points, originally just practicing, but secretly calculating in my mind "how much I could exchange for later"... Once practice turns into expectations, people tend to leverage up and add drama.
My self-imposed stop-loss is pretty basic: no more than 1 hour of messing around each day, and no more than two "tuition payments" (gas fees / cross-chain / random authorizations). If I go beyond that, I stop; don’t force tasks and ruin my mood.
The group is pretty genuine; some people talk about points as if they’re RWA (Real World Asset

I found that the biggest difference between grid/DCA and a single trade isn't the profit, but whether you can sleep well... For someone like me who needs to think for an extra 30 seconds before placing an order, once I go all-in on a single trade, I start mentally calculating liquidation lines, waking up three times at night to check the candlesticks, and feeling exhausted the next day.
On the other hand, with grid/DCA, even if the gains are slower, having the mental space of "I can add or reduce" clearly improves sleep quality.
Recently, the funding rates have been extremely volatile agai