2026-01-07 08:40:22

Don't expect African credit markets to keep firing on all cylinders. Hedge fund Enko is sounding the alarm on potential investor disappointment, suggesting that last year's impressive returns may not repeat themselves. The shift signals a possible cooling phase in what had been a hot space for yield-hungry allocators looking beyond traditional markets.

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BlockchainWorker

· 01-07 09:09

Oh no, the high-yield dream of last year should have ended by now. The cooling of the African credit market was long overdue...

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-07 09:06

It looks like once again, a cycle of yield illusion has been shattered. Enko's recent warning is actually saying—last year's batch of hyped African credit products exposed their funding chains. I have been tracking the on-chain footprints of these leading funds for a while; large redemption signals appeared three months ago, and dormant wallets started to become unusually active. And now you're just hearing about it?

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orphaned_block

· 01-07 09:02

Last year, the yields in the African credit market were indeed exaggerated, but it's normal for things to cool down now... This is cyclical, don't let FOMO drive you away.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-07 08:56

Haha, I knew this wave of African credit market wouldn't last too long... Last year's yields were already a bit inflated, and now Enko is starting to sound the alarm.

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JustHereForMemes

· 01-07 08:54

Wow, is the African credit market about to cool down? Those who made a fortune last year will have to tighten their belts this year...

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DevChive

· 01-07 08:49

Last year's gains were so incredible; someone should have told the truth long ago... Risk assets are like this—when it's hot, everyone wants a piece of the pie, and only when there's a pullback do they start passing the buck.

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