You can't solve all problems at once. Instead, by addressing the strategic core issue, other problems will naturally cease to be problems. It's like in investing—the *first principle* issue is always the risk/reward structure. Figuring out the return you want and the risk you're willing to take is the top priority! It's not about jumping in and thinking, "How can I make a ton of money right away?" Strategic issues are often structural, not just tactical. Once the strategic core is resolved, many daily anxieties and problems will automatically disappear. Let’s say you have 1 million: if you focus all your energy on staring at the charts every day, analyzing the rise and fall of some altcoin, hoping to quickly turn it into 10 million, you might end up exhausting yourself because you haven’t solved the core issue of "wealth security." But if your goal is something like a bull market cycle—say, tripling your portfolio in three years—that’s relatively more achievable. First, address the strategic core of "80% of your core position in BTC/ETH, with enough stablecoin cash flow." Once that’s in place, no matter how altcoins fluctuate or black swan events occur, you won’t face total collapse. Many "minor" issues will naturally stop being issues, and making money over the cycle becomes easier. This is something most ordinary people can manage. So, my review process looks like this: Every so often, I ask myself: "Is my current strategic focus still correct? Are my assets safe?" First, ensure position safety. Then, assess the bull/bear market trend. Finally, lock in on the core sectors! Investing is about accepting the limits of your abilities and funds, knowing what you can and cannot do, and embracing the mindset that slow is fast. It’s not about solving all problems at once, but about addressing the strategic core, concentrating resources on the issues that drive the big picture, and letting other problems resolve themselves naturally.