The Tao Te Ching says: "A swift wind does not last all morning; a sudden rain does not last all day." Market fluctuations are like a violent wind and sudden rain, causing noise and disturbance. At this time, one should adhere to "attaining emptiness to the utmost, maintaining unwavering tranquility," not following the waves to chase gains or cut losses, using calmness to control movement. With a heart of "contentment prevents disgrace, knowing when to stop prevents danger," eliminate the inferior and keep the superior, wait quietly for the trend to emerge naturally—that is the long-term way. Do not panic during volatile markets$ETH