Recently, I have a strong feeling that the market is starting to once again value “old assets that can withstand market cycles.”
Not the kind that’s best at telling stories, and not the kind that rockets into the sky as soon as emotions flare up.
During the day, I’m at the office tweaking the interface until my eyes ache. At night, when I get home and the spicy hot pot from the stall is almost gone cold, I scroll and see
$BRKB on the Binance US stock perpetual futures leaderboard sitting pretty high, and I end up taking a couple more looks.
Honestly, I’m rather bullish on this. Not because it can surge wildly in a single day—rather because it feels consistently steady.
From what I understand, Berkshire is roughly the kind of old-school company with strong asset quality and configuration capability.
The advantage of this type of stock is that you’re not buying a single-point story; you’re getting a system that’s more resilient to volatility and has more confidence behind it.
When market sentiment is chaotic, many people look for “safe-haven” assets, and
$BRKB looks quite similar to that category.
Today, its current price is $530.15, up +1.85% over the past 24 hours. It’s not dramatic, but it’s also not the kind of slow stock that nobody cares about.
What makes me feel most comfortable is that the funding rate is still +0.0000%.
That suggests we’re not at a stage where things are especially crowded or where everyone is getting overly excited.
Some stocks are so obviously topped off with everyone’s emotions that holding them makes you feel uneasy in the chest.
But for something like
$BRKB , even if there’s volatility in the short term, I don’t feel like the “taste” is wrong.
Another point is that on Binance you can directly buy TradFi spot, and you also have USDT-margined perpetuals—this indicates that the number of people paying attention to it is increasing.
A US stock name that’s more traditional and steadier can rank as high as
#5 on the US stock perpetual growth leaderboard, and I think that in itself carries a certain signal.
It’s not that it must become incredibly strong immediately—it's that the market is willing to give this kind of target renewed attention.
My own thinking is that stocks like this are better for observing when sentiment is swinging, and even trying out with a small position.
Of course, don’t think of it as perfect.
No matter how steady it is, at its core it’s still influenced by overall US stock risk appetite. If the market suddenly switches back to loving only high-volatility thematic plays, stocks like this can easily seem less “exciting.”
So I’m bullish, but I’m not going to chase it just because emotions are running hot.
Assets like this are more like the slow-and-steady type, not something to treat with an impulsive mindset.
Those are my thoughts—your money is your decision.
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