#CryptoMarketWatch

Crypto investors have put the brakes on and turned to new strategies.

The sharp decline in the cryptocurrency market has dampened investors' risk appetite. Institutional investors are moving away from high-risk positions and towards more cautious strategies.

The sharp decline in the cryptocurrency market has altered investors' risk perception. Losses in areas that have recently seen excessive interest have led investors to adopt more cautious and controlled strategies.

Institutional and professional investors are shifting from a "high risk-high return" approach to methods that offer more controlled and manageable risk. Investors are moving away from the "every crypto stock will rise" mentality and are becoming more selective, giving less weight to companies with excessive leverage or high financing needs.

Instead of direct purchases, there is a growing tendency to hedge portfolios against declines using instruments like options and futures contracts. Some investors are employing yield-focused strategies aimed at generating premium income by selling options, rather than simply betting on price increases. On the other hand, the tendency to approach companies holding Bitcoin cautiously has strengthened as their shares have suffered sharp losses in recent declines. The appetite for investing in the shares of these companies, whose value sometimes far exceeds the value of Bitcoin on their balance sheets, has decreased.

Finally, some investors see the story of Bitcoin miners transforming into AI data centers as a new growth theme, but again, they are being more selective in this area due to debt and profitability risks.