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Goldman Sachs’ investor risk-appetite gauge has plunged over the past three weeks and entered negative territory for the first time since April, The Wall Street Journal reported. Goldman Sachs said investors’ preference for risk assets had fallen to its lowest level since the early stages of the Iran war, as investors sold artificial intelligence-related stocks and bought relatively safer U.S. Treasuries in a shift toward defensive positioning.
Earlier, blockchain analytics firm Arkham said in September that Bitcoin tends to trade like a risk asset in the short term, often falling sharply when investors avoid risk, while its structural characteristics as a long-term store of value are also strengthening.