Latest economic modeling suggests U.S. GDP could slow to 1.12% annualized growth in Q4 2025. This pace would mark a notable deceleration from earlier projections. For crypto investors tracking macro trends, such subdued growth figures typically correlate with shifts in monetary policy and capital allocation strategies. Worth monitoring as we head into year-end—slower growth often prompts asset repositioning across traditional and digital markets.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 12h ago
1.12% Can it really be this bad? It seems the days of flooding the market with liquidity are gone, and the crypto world is about to be reshuffled.
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FlippedSignal
· 12h ago
1.12%?Soft landing has turned into a hard landing, the crypto market is about to take off, right?
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LiquidityWizard
· 12h ago
1.12% GDP? The soft landing is off the table, now mainstream coins have to find a way to survive.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 12h ago
1.12% ? With this speed, it's time to prepare for a bottom-fishing, and you should have a clear idea of where the money is flowing to.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 12h ago
1.12%? That's a bit too miserable; it feels like funds will be moving around a lot by the end of the year.
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CryptoMom
· 12h ago
1.12%? Laughing out loud, as soon as this number comes out, the crypto world will be restless again.
Latest economic modeling suggests U.S. GDP could slow to 1.12% annualized growth in Q4 2025. This pace would mark a notable deceleration from earlier projections. For crypto investors tracking macro trends, such subdued growth figures typically correlate with shifts in monetary policy and capital allocation strategies. Worth monitoring as we head into year-end—slower growth often prompts asset repositioning across traditional and digital markets.