I agree. there isn't a perfect solution for most things. I simply prefer a low risk environment and in exchange a longer timeframe.

When I used play poker for a living (before Bitcoin) I stuck to playing low/mid stakes cash games. Rather than working my way up towards high stake games. In return I'd play 6-8 six man tables simultaneously and grind the odds. For example if I had a nut flush draw on the flop and met aggression I'd push all-in having 89% to win the hand by the river. The goal would be to either get fold and take the pot or force the showdown. What I don't want in that situation is buying the turn facing more aggression since the odds change dramatically once the 4th card drops and you still have X players in the hand.

I should also add that the current strategy applied to the market is definitely a bull cycle strategy which wont play the same way once the cycle is over. Plus, I'm basically freerolling with the current collateral on the exchange. I made my money back over the year so even if we encounter a black swan event (imo unlikely at this time) it's not really my sats any more.