Fresh data from private sector surveys points to a contraction in manufacturing output from one of the world's largest economies. This slowdown could ripple through global markets, potentially affecting risk appetite across equities and digital assets alike. Investors are watching closely as weakening factory activity might signal broader economic headwinds ahead, which historically influences capital flows into alternative stores of value.

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CommunityWorker

· 12-01 03:46

Manufacturing data has exploded again, and now the crypto world is going to suffer too...

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WenMoon42

· 12-01 03:43

The manufacturing industry has contracted significantly, so it's time for crypto to da moon.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 12-01 03:41

The manufacturing industry has started to decline again, and this time it will really affect the crypto world...

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SchrodingerGas

· 12-01 03:39

As soon as the manufacturing data weakens, capital starts to flow on-chain... This operation is too classic from the perspective of game theory: risk assets dumping → alternative assets taking over. The number of active Addresses on-chain these days should show some response; we need to see what the on-chain evidence says.

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