Remember last year? Economists were gloomy across the board. Tariffs, policy shifts, trade concerns—the whole playbook spooked forecasters into slashing their economic outlook. Doom and gloom dominated the narrative.



But here's the thing: the latest surveys tell a very different story. Those recession fears that had everyone on edge? Turns out they've mostly evaporated. Sentiment's flipped.

Why does this matter? Because when economists get less pessimistic, markets tend to follow. Asset flows shift, risk appetites return, and that ripples through every market—crypto included. The question now isn't whether the economy crashes, but how fast risk-on sentiment reshapes positioning. Worth watching closely.
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pumpamentalistvip
· 5h ago
Last year's panic theory has completely collapsed now, it's hilarious. Economists are just jumping on the bandwagon.
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TokenomicsDetectivevip
· 5h ago
Those economists who were bearish last year have changed their tune now, haha. Why didn't they say it earlier that there wouldn't be a crash... The mood reversal depends on how long it can last. The crypto market is the quickest to follow the trend; I guess some people are already heavily invested. Forget it, I don't really understand macroeconomics anyway, so I'll just follow the liquidity.
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TerraNeverForgetvip
· 5h ago
All those pessimistic comments from last year are now nonsense... The funny thing is, the market still buys into it.
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UnluckyLemurvip
· 5h ago
All those pessimistic talks from last year have now completely reversed, hilarious. Economists really can change their tune.
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