Placeholder partner Chris Burniske said market volatility has not fully erased risk appetite, even with Bitcoin moving lower. In a post on X, he said long-tail assets are still showing potential upside momentum while BTC declines, a sign that investors have not completely stepped away from risk. Burniske also said long-term investors continue to build positions in areas they see as valuable, even at current levels. He added that the market is facing a strong "wall of worry," and said that if it can move through that barrier, the outcome could be striking. He said that may happen after the midterm elections. Foresight News added that long-tail assets generally refer to smaller, less-followed, relatively illiquid assets that are numerous in type and can carry meaningful aggregate value.
Placeholder partner Chris Burniske said in a post on X that the market remains volatile, but long-tail assets are still showing potential upside momentum even as Bitcoin declines, suggesting that risk appetite has not disappeared.
Burniske said long-term investors are continuing to build positions in areas they believe offer value. He also said the market is facing a strong "wall of worry," and that if it can get through it, the result could be notable. He added that this will likely happen after the midterm elections.
Foresight News noted that long-tail assets generally refer to assets that are smaller in individual size, attract lower demand or attention, and tend to have weaker liquidity, but exist in large numbers and can add up to meaningful value in aggregate.
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