According to the World Bank's latest forecast, things are looking pretty grim for global economic growth. If current trends hold, the average growth rate this decade will be the slowest since the 1960s—that's a 60+ year low.
What does this mean? Economic slowdown at this scale typically reshapes investment sentiment across all asset classes, including crypto. When growth stalls, central banks face pressure to adjust monetary policy, which directly impacts liquidity in risk markets. For those tracking macroeconomic cycles, this data point is worth monitoring closely as it could influence everything from institutional capital flows to retail portfolio rebalancing in the Web3 space.
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LiquidityWitch
· 2h ago
slowest growth since the 60s... the central banks about to brew some cursed monetary transmutations and we're all just watching the liquidity drain like sacrificial offerings fr
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 01-13 15:04
Damn, the lowest growth rate in 60 years? Now both institutions and retail investors will have to readjust their asset allocations.
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quietly_staking
· 01-13 15:02
Lowest growth rate in over 60 years? Haha, now the central bank has to take real action. Liquidity is looking grim.
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 01-13 14:59
Here we go again with this? Talking about a 60-year downturn, I think it's a buying opportunity in the crypto market.
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FancyResearchLab
· 01-13 14:51
Another macroeconomic negative shock is coming to cause trouble. Now the central bank has to hold back, and with liquidity tightening, we DeFi test subjects will have to go to the ICU again.
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FastLeaver
· 01-13 14:45
Lowest growth rate in 60 years? That's hilarious. The central bank has to loosen monetary policy. Where will this wave of liquidity flow? It's obvious at a glance.
According to the World Bank's latest forecast, things are looking pretty grim for global economic growth. If current trends hold, the average growth rate this decade will be the slowest since the 1960s—that's a 60+ year low.
What does this mean? Economic slowdown at this scale typically reshapes investment sentiment across all asset classes, including crypto. When growth stalls, central banks face pressure to adjust monetary policy, which directly impacts liquidity in risk markets. For those tracking macroeconomic cycles, this data point is worth monitoring closely as it could influence everything from institutional capital flows to retail portfolio rebalancing in the Web3 space.