Energy costs just dropped to their lowest point since 2021. Mainstream outlets are finally acknowledging what market watchers have been tracking for months—the affordability crunch is starting to ease up. Worth noting how traditional economic indicators like fuel prices can shift broader market sentiment. When everyday expenses pull back, it typically frees up capital that often flows into alternative assets. Four-year lows don't happen often, and the timing feels particularly interesting given where we are in the current cycle.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 12-02 22:08
Ha, it should have been lowered long ago, why say it now? The market guys have already been making money.
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OptionWhisperer
· 12-02 21:56
Energy costs have fallen to the lowest level since 2021? The retail investors are going to be eager to act now.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 12-02 21:49
Energy prices fall to a 21-year low? The alt season must be coming, funds need a place to go.
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MetaDreamer
· 12-02 21:46
Energy costs have fallen to a four-year low, what does this indicate? Our Wallet can finally take a breather, and this wave of capital will definitely flow towards encryption.
Energy costs just dropped to their lowest point since 2021. Mainstream outlets are finally acknowledging what market watchers have been tracking for months—the affordability crunch is starting to ease up. Worth noting how traditional economic indicators like fuel prices can shift broader market sentiment. When everyday expenses pull back, it typically frees up capital that often flows into alternative assets. Four-year lows don't happen often, and the timing feels particularly interesting given where we are in the current cycle.