On Friday, I happened to ask a similar question on Space, and the respondents were @ ViewsOfChris @ Trader_S18 @ qinbafrank and @ Guilin_Chen_. The question at that time was, if you have only $1 million in cash, you can use it all at once or invest slowly without any time window requirements. I roughly remember: Chris's viewpoint is: buy half BTC and half Tesla, buy now because over time, the current price is nothing. Wu's viewpoint is to buy three-month US Treasury bonds first and see if the funds can continue to yield, but there is currently no clear investment target. The old man's viewpoint is that all funds should be invested in current financial management and wait for better opportunities. He feels that the current time is not a good time to start, which is similar to Brother Wu's. Guilin Brother's viewpoint is: short 100 times, end. (Joke) Brother Guilin's approach is even more different. He takes out $200000 for trading, which is in line with the personality of a trader, and then invests $800000 in fixed investments. Although he hasn't decided what to invest yet, he plans to make some stable investments, hoping to achieve an annualized 25% return rate of $800000 back to $1 million. This is equivalent to using $200000 for free to trade in one year, not moving after losing a year, continuing to work after making a profit, and then continuing the following year. At first, I didn't discuss my own views, but now I would like to add that my plan for execution is 30% US Treasury bonds+30% gold+30% Bitcoin+10% liquid funds, where US Treasury bonds are equal to USDC and liquid funds are also equal to USDC, but in different forms.