Brothers, good night on Wednesday, the most concerning US CPI data has been released. Simply put, let's talk about the data: The overall inflation this time is relatively mild, and although the core part is still a bit sticky, the year-on-year growth rate has decreased slightly. The market is discussing how the Federal Reserve will proceed with interest rates, and discussions have become lively again, with some people starting to revisit the possibility of interest rate cuts. The BTC data has been a bit shaky before and after its release, but overall it is still hovering within the original range, and the sentiment is relatively wait-and-see. On the US stock market side: The three major indexes are differentiated, and technology stocks are more sensitive to interest rate expectations, with significantly larger fluctuations. However, there has not been a particularly exaggerated one-sided market trend, and the pace of high-level digestion is still present. There are quite a few data points this week, and CPI is just one of them. No one can predict the short-term ups and downs, but the rhythm and discipline are what truly lead to long-term gains. Fixed investment is the most stable - with a fixed amount and fixed time, without chasing gains or killing losses. As time lengthens, costs are naturally smoothed out, and compound interest will gradually emerge. Brothers, don't be carried away by a day's worth of data. The plan is in place, with a stable mindset, that's all.