According to CoinMeta, six investors discussed the biggest risks facing the global market and their strategies for coping with them. Despite differing views on market threats, they agreed that diversification should be pursued beyond this year's winners. Investment manager Chris Rush pointed out that focusing too much on past winners could lead to missing other opportunities. He mentioned that real estate investment trusts are becoming increasingly attractive from a valuation perspective, and they are also investing in British stocks and Asian emerging market stocks. The strategy director of 7IM, Ben Kumar, stated that the challenge for investors this year is to manage specific volatilities, rather than overall volatility. He noted that energy stocks and IT stocks have been volatile this year. The global chief investment officer of Standard Chartered, Steve Brice, warned that the global AI boom could be disrupted, with fiscal policy and inflation prospects being the biggest structural risks. Investment strategist Billy Leung believes that there are two ongoing risk debates in the market, and the situation in the Strait of Hormuz remains unresolved; geopolitical risks will not dissipate quickly.