Is anyone else feeling completely burnt out by this sideways chop? I’ve officially stopped over-trading.

I’ve spent the last few weeks watching the charts chop sideways, and honestly, the urge to "do something" is the biggest portfolio killer I’ve encountered.

I used to be the guy trying to scalp every 5% move or rotate into the next "AI agent" narrative (been discussing this over at r/CryptoTechnology lately), but it's just exhausting. I’ve realized that for non-full-time traders, capital preservation and mental bandwidth are more important than chasing heroic returns.

I’ve shifted my strategy to a 60/40 Split Purpose Model:

1. 60% Liquid/Opportunity Fund: Staying ready for a real breakdown or breakout. No touching, no over-trading.
2. 40% Yield-Bearing Stable Structuring: Instead of letting idle funds sit dead, I’ve been using MEXC’s earn section. I personally prefer their mix of flexible/fixed options because it feels more like "cash management" than speculative gambling. It’s not about getting rich overnight, but it stops that feeling of "stagnant capital" which usually leads to revenge trading.

My question is: How are you guys structuring your "sit-on-your-hands" funds right now? Are you staying 100% liquid, or using specific exchange products/DeFi protocols to offset the boredom of a crab market?