Markets took another leg down after the November ISM PMI figures dropped. U.S. equities pushed further into the red—nothing dramatic, but enough to remind everyone that macro data still moves the needle. The manufacturing index came in softer than expectations, and traders didn't waste time repricing risk. Traditional markets and digital assets often dance to the same tune when Fed policy speculation heats up. If the data keeps sliding, we might see more volatility spilling over into crypto. Keep an eye on how risk appetite shifts in the coming sessions—liquidity tends to get tight when uncertainty creeps in.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 16h ago
ISM data drops, the crypto world starts to shake... If I had known macro data could cause such turmoil, I would have changed careers long ago.
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ProbablyNothing
· 16h ago
When the ism data is bad, the market goes down with it, this rhythm is really frustrating.
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Here we go again, when macro data drops, crypto has to take the blame.
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The reality is most evident when liquidity tightens, no one can escape.
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The fed is blowing hot air, traditional markets and the crypto world are going down together, anyway, no one can escape.
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Manufacturing index tanking = risk repricing, this logic is old news.
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But seriously, what are we betting on now? Waiting for risk appetite to rebound or just go all in and short?
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SmartContractPhobia
· 16h ago
ISM is disappointing again, now the traditional market and the crypto world have to go down together.
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FallingLeaf
· 16h ago
ISM is disappointing again, I knew it would be like this... When the traditional market trembles, crypto suffers along, when will this trap break?
Markets took another leg down after the November ISM PMI figures dropped. U.S. equities pushed further into the red—nothing dramatic, but enough to remind everyone that macro data still moves the needle. The manufacturing index came in softer than expectations, and traders didn't waste time repricing risk. Traditional markets and digital assets often dance to the same tune when Fed policy speculation heats up. If the data keeps sliding, we might see more volatility spilling over into crypto. Keep an eye on how risk appetite shifts in the coming sessions—liquidity tends to get tight when uncertainty creeps in.