I found that the biggest value of grid/DCA strategies is not how much more you earn, but being able to sleep well... Of course, hitting the jackpot is exciting, and the moment you confirm a trade, your heartbeat speeds up, but afterward, you'll keep watching the market, with your mind full of "Should I cut losses / Should I add more," and the more you watch, the more anxious you become.

Recently, I've been discussing interest rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and risk assets rising and falling together. It sounds pretty mysterious, but for someone like me, it just means: more noise. Everyone in the group seems to have the truth. My noise-canceling strategy is simple: write the rules in stone (like fixed-time small DCA / not changing grid parameters temporarily), then turn off the software, since I'm good at pretending to be dead.