Good night on Tuesday, brothers. Today is my 659th day of using OKX to place a bet, and I have already checked in for the bet today. Yesterday, the market was still fluctuating: BTC fluctuated around 82000 without a clear direction, continuing to digest the fluctuations of the previous days. On Monday, the US stock market saw a rebound in technology, with the Nasdaq closing up about 1.1%, the S&P slightly rising, the Dow Jones Industrial Average basically flat, and chip related targets making up some. Yesterday, the South Korean stock market fell nearly 3.7% again, with KOSPI returning to around 5500. Samsung and Hynix continue to be under pressure, and doubts about AI investment returns are still affecting sentiment. The overall risk assets are not one-sided, and the volatility of Korean stocks is particularly high. On the 659th day of the investment, this back and forth tug of war is most likely to make people mistake "seeing" for "having to do something". After a day of decline, I wanted to copy, and after a slight rebound, I wanted to increase my investment. In the end, I changed my fixed rhythm to a temporary decision. If the plan had been made a long time ago, what should have been bought today would still be the same amount. Large fluctuations do not mean that actions need to be followed by large ones, time is still helping you smooth out costs. Are you clocking in according to the original plan, or have you already started adjusting your thoughts based on the fluctuations of the Korean stock market? I only use OKX for my regular investment