Tonight's early morning decision will indeed cause some fluctuations in market sentiment, but honestly, investing has never been about betting on a single event; it's about whether you can stick to long-term discipline. Here are a few thoughts I want to share with you:

**Volatility itself is not scary; what’s scary is losing control**
When the decision is announced, the market will definitely react, possibly violently or just calmly. The issue isn’t how the market moves, but whether you will lose your composure due to emotional reactions. Think ahead about your response—where to set your stop-loss, how to take profits in stages. These are much more useful than guessing whether prices will go up or down.

**Beware of traps in the news-driven market**
Looking back over the past year, within half an hour after each meeting, the market often experienced wild swings, then quickly reversed. Those with heavy positions or high leverage are easily shaken out or even face liquidation in such turbulence. Smarter approach? Wait until the initial emotional wave has subsided before taking action.

**Look at the bigger picture; the policy cycle has already changed**
No matter how tonight’s wording is phrased, this cycle of rate hikes is already coming to an end; this is a market consensus. For crypto assets, the marginal improvement in macro liquidity remains a long-term positive, but the process will definitely be bumpy. Focus on the overall trend and don’t let a single meeting dictate your moves.

**Opting for wait-and-see? That’s completely fine**
Missing out on a single fluctuation doesn’t mean missing the opportunity. The market is always there. Preserving your principal and maintaining your positions is often wiser than fighting in uncertain times.

Investments that allow you to sleep soundly are the best kind. If you’re anxious about your positions to the point of insomnia, maybe it’s not your forecast that needs adjustment, but your position size. Stay calm, prepare a plan, and remember, the market will open again after dawn.