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Best Meme Coins to 100x As US Recession Probability Hits 41%
The post Best Meme Coins to 100x As US Recession Probability Hits 41% appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure The probability of a US recession jumped to 41% on Polymarket despite the federal labor report showing 151K new jobs last month and the unemployment rate being the lowest since March 2020. Inflation is down almost 4% since its peak in 2022 but remains double the target of 2%. Interestingly, President Trump doesn’t deny a looming recession and calls it a transition period. The immediate effect of tariffs on foreign imports, including from Mexico, Canada, the EU, and China, is inflation as manufacturers pass on rising costs to consumers. Lower trade volumes ultimately slow down GDP growth, so the Atlanta Fed forecasts a negative rate for this quarter. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, however, argues Trump’s tariffs will drive $1.3T inflows into the US economy. What does this mean, and how will it impact crypto? Let’s discuss below. US Recession Fears Rise Despite Strong Labor Data Japan’s economic stability is also under question as government bond yields hit a 17-year peak of 1.57%. The most recent auction for five-year bonds showed weak demand for government debt. For context, Japan has maintained extremely low interest rates for decades to fight deflation. Now that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) has begun to slowly raise rates, markets speculate on how quickly it will move toward ’normalization.’ The problem for the US is that the unwinding of the yen carry trade could reduce dollar liquidity precisely when the US economy is most vulnerable. Japan’s Bond Yields Hit 17-Year High Crypto market sentiment entered the ‘extreme fear’ territory for the first time in years. Bitcoin ($BTC) briefly dropped to $79K before bouncing off to $82.3K, and altcoins followed suit. Yet, many traders agree the current dip is a buying opportunity, particularly in light…
The post Best Meme Coins to 100x As US Recession Probability Hits 41% appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure The probability of a US recession jumped to 41% on Polymarket despite the federal labor report showing 151K new jobs last month and the unemployment rate being the lowest since March 2020. Inflation is down almost 4% since its peak in 2022 but remains double the target of 2%. Interestingly, President Trump doesn’t deny a looming recession and calls it a transition period. The immediate effect of tariffs on foreign imports, including from Mexico, Canada, the EU, and China, is inflation as manufacturers pass on rising costs to consumers. Lower trade volumes ultimately slow down GDP growth, so the Atlanta Fed forecasts a negative rate for this quarter. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, however, argues Trump’s tariffs will drive $1.3T inflows into the US economy. What does this mean, and how will it impact crypto? Let’s discuss below. US Recession Fears Rise Despite Strong Labor Data Japan’s economic stability is also under question as government bond yields hit a 17-year peak of 1.57%. The most recent auction for five-year bonds showed weak demand for government debt. For context, Japan has maintained extremely low interest rates for decades to fight deflation. Now that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) has begun to slowly raise rates, markets speculate on how quickly it will move toward ’normalization.’ The problem for the US is that the unwinding of the yen carry trade could reduce dollar liquidity precisely when the US economy is most vulnerable. Japan’s Bond Yields Hit 17-Year High Crypto market sentiment entered the ‘extreme fear’ territory for the first time in years. Bitcoin ($BTC) briefly dropped to $79K before bouncing off to $82.3K, and altcoins followed suit. Yet, many traders agree the current dip is a buying opportunity, particularly in light…
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