I’ve revisited the recommended cryptocurrencies and recent opportunities. There are really many options like Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin, and more. With the overall market in a correction phase, I was curious about which ones are relatively stronger, so I compared the recent 1-month and past 1-year returns, market capitalization, and decline ranges of the top 10 cryptocurrencies. An interesting one is Tron (TRX). It’s up +12.24% in the past month and +32.34% over the past year, appearing steady even in a generally weak market. Its strength seems to come from being actively used as the infrastructure for stablecoin transfers. Bitcoin has the largest market cap, but it’s down -17% over the past year. Its reputation as digital gold remains unchanged, but it lacks short-term momentum. Ethereum (ETH) also draws attention. It’s up +9.21% in the last month, showing a recent recovery trend. Its market cap is second, providing stability. However, regulatory risks are always present and should be acknowledged. XRP surprisingly remains relatively resilient. It’s down -35% over the past year, but the decline is relatively restrained. This might be due to its clear role in international remittances. Dogecoin is largely supported by hype. It’s up only +0.44% in the last month, with almost no movement. While it has high entertainment value, its limited real-world use case is a challenge. Cardano (ADA) has been weak, down -8.58% in the last month. Its academic approach is appreciated, but it still has a long way to go before widespread adoption. Looking at this, when choosing recommended cryptocurrencies, market capitalization and actual use cases seem to be key criteria. Rather than expecting flashy surges, it might be more important now to focus on resilience during downturns.