The era of "dominating the market" in the US is coming to an end.

Over the past decade, the result of global capital chasing US assets has been obvious—many targets have been driven to absurd heights. And now? The market is undergoing a deep correction. Prices and intrinsic value are gradually decoupling from extreme levels. What does this mean for investors? One word: opportunity.

But this opportunity isn't in those already hyped-up star projects. It lies in assets that are technically solid, fundamentally healthy, yet have been ruthlessly sold off due to cooled market sentiment.

Take the crypto space as an example. During the bull market peak, everyone was chasing ETH. When the bear market arrives, the real profit opportunities emerge—projects with foundational infrastructure, such as high-performance public chains like SOL, or veteran cross-chain protocols like DOT. Their technological progress hasn't changed, their ecosystems are steadily growing, yet they are being misjudged and undervalued because of market sentiment. The staking participation rate of AVAX even increased against the trend during last year's turbulence. What does this indicate? It shows that professional institutions and developers have never stopped optimistic about it.

To find these undervalued projects, you need three radars.

First: Is liquidity truly healthy? Don't repeat the mistakes of the past by blindly trusting assets that seem cheap but have thin trading volume. LUNA's lessons are still fresh.

Second: Is the application scenario practical? Projects with impressive technology but no user adoption will ultimately become vaporware. Are the lessons from those NFT projects still deep enough?

Third: Is technological iteration progressing? The Cosmos Hub of ATOM has been continuously updating its roadmap. This ongoing technological evolution precisely indicates that the development team is still working diligently.

As the old saying goes, the market is a voting machine in the short term but a weighing machine in the long term. True value will eventually be recognized. The key is whether you can maintain enough patience and rationality throughout this process.