You can't solve all problems simultaneously. Instead, you need to address your strategic focus so that other issues no longer become problems. It's like, in investing, the primary concern is always the risk/reward structure. Figuring out the desired return and the risk you're willing to take is the top priority! Don't just start by focusing on how to make a fortune! Strategic issues are often structural, not tactical. Once the strategic focus is addressed, many daily anxieties and problems will automatically disappear. Suppose you have $1 million: If you focus all your energy on watching the market and studying the price fluctuations of a particular altcoin daily, hoping to quickly make $10 million, you'll likely be exhausted by the constant ups and downs because you haven't addressed the core issue of financial security. But if your goal is simply a bull market cycle, such as tripling your investment in three years, this goal isn't that difficult. First, focus on the strategic core of "maintaining 80% of your core position in BTC/ETH, leaving ample cash flow in stablecoins." Then, regardless of fluctuations in smaller coins or black swan events, you won't be wiped out. Many "minor issues" will naturally become less of a problem, making it easier to profit from these cycles, and even for the average person. So, my review process is: Every so often, ask yourself, "Is my current strategic focus still correct? Are my assets safe?" First, ensure position security, then assess the overall bull/bear market trend, and finally, lock in your core investment! Thus, investing is about accepting your own capabilities and financial constraints, knowing what you can and cannot do, and accepting the principle that slow is fast. It's not about solving all problems simultaneously, but rather resolving your strategic focus first, concentrating resources on the issues that drive the overall picture, and letting other issues resolve themselves.