2026-01-20 02:29:34

The latest economic data has been released. According to Oxford Economics' analysis, the tariff disputes between the US and Europe over issues like Greenland could reduce global GDP growth to 2.6%—the lowest since the 2009 financial crisis.

What exactly is happening? The US has imposed a 25% tariff on six EU countries, and the EU will inevitably retaliate. As a result, both sides are feeling the pressure, with economic growth slowing by about 1% each. These are not small numbers.

What should we pay attention to? Macroeconomic slowdown often affects investors' risk appetite, which can impact liquidity in the crypto market. Coins driven by risk capital may face pressure. Of course, this also creates some opportunities—demand for stability and hedging may increase.

In simple terms, the upcoming market environment will be more complex, and we need to pay close attention to policy developments.

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WalletWhisperer

· 12h ago

Here it comes again, the old trick of trade wars... Every time they say everything is fine, but in the end, the crypto circle still has to take the hit. Stablecoins are about to take off, right? At times like this, someone always wants to hide in USDT. 2.6% growth rate... Honestly, it's a bit scary, but maybe it's a buying opportunity for us? What the hell is Greenland... Does the US really want everything? Liquidity shock, just hearing this term makes me know I need to be on guard. Can the EU hold up this time? That's the key. It feels like the era of stablecoins is coming. Why are other cryptocurrencies still daring to touch?

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GateUser-74b10196

· 12h ago

Oh no, another trade war... Stablecoins are about to take off --- The US and Europe are fighting each other, and our crypto circle is the last to pay the price, same old story --- 2.6%, this number is shocking, risk assets are probably trembling in fear --- The key question is whether liquidity will really be drained or if it's just another round of FUD --- Basically, the big players are playing chess, and we're just guessing inside --- Is the demand for stablecoins rising? Some altcoins are bound to die --- The policy landscape is unpredictable, how can we bottom fish... maybe wait and see --- What is Greenland worth in coins? Why cause such a fuss --- Wow, with the economy declining, the crypto circle can't escape either. This time, it's really time to defend

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ProtocolRebel

· 12h ago

Here we go again, it's always the same spiel... Is the GDP really crashing to 2.6%? Feels more exaggerated than the financial crisis? Stablecoins are about to take off again, those in the know understand. US and Europe are fighting, and we’re caught in the middle? Risk capital is drying up, altcoins should be crying haha. Policy developments? Just wait to be cut off, it’s all the same anyway. In plain terms, it’s chaos, the crypto world should prepare for a winter.

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