Currently, the cryptocurrency market is going through a relatively special phase after a period of market adjustment. Most mainstream cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and some quality altcoins, have experienced price corrections, providing investors with lower entry points. Historically, market adjustments often offer visionary investors opportunities to reposition themselves.

Firstly, market adjustments usually filter out some projects that genuinely possess technological and innovative potential. While most people panic sell, certain quality assets may be temporarily undervalued. At this time, projects with strong technology, teams, and market prospects become good buying opportunities. For example, innovations in the fields of decentralized finance (DeFi), NFTs, and Layer 2 solutions are gradually gaining more attention, and many projects with practical application scenarios are on the rise.

Secondly, mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, after experiencing multiple cyclical adjustments, remain the core of the market. Bitcoin, as digital gold, will not have its anti-inflation and safe-haven properties altered by short-term price fluctuations. Ethereum is enhancing the scalability and security of its smart contracts through continuous network upgrades (such as Ethereum 2.0), which indicates that they still possess strong long-term growth potential.

However, market adjustments also come with risks. During price corrections, some projects that are technologically immature or lack practical applications may face significant downward pressure and could even be eliminated from the market. Therefore, investors need to remain calm, avoid blindly following trends, and choose projects with long-term development potential, technical strength, and good community support.

Overall, the opportunities after market adjustments provide investors who can analyze rationally and correctly select investment targets with relatively lower price ranges, thus having the chance to achieve higher returns when the market warms up in the future. The key is to stay vigilant, manage risks well, and not to blindly chase after price spikes.