The Ludwig Institute for Shared Economic Prosperity reports that America's actual unemployment picture is far grimmer than official figures suggest. Their "True Rate of Unemployment" metric stands at 24.8 percent—a number that factors in underemployment and discouraged workers who've dropped out of the labor force entirely. This matters for crypto markets more than people realize. When real economic pressure mounts and purchasing power erodes, asset allocation shifts follow. Understanding the true employment landscape helps explain broader economic sentiment and capital flows.
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MevWhisperer
· 7h ago
24.8% This number is too outrageous... No wonder retail investors are all betting on coins.
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governance_ghost
· 7h ago
24.8%? I can't even believe this number. I need to carefully check how the official calculation was done.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 7h ago
24.8%? I was wondering why everyone around is just lying flat at home. Official data is really outrageous... If this continues, retail investors' funds flowing into the crypto market will only get more intense.
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MintMaster
· 8h ago
24.8%? The official data is really kept under wraps, no wonder the crypto circle has been restless lately.
The Ludwig Institute for Shared Economic Prosperity reports that America's actual unemployment picture is far grimmer than official figures suggest. Their "True Rate of Unemployment" metric stands at 24.8 percent—a number that factors in underemployment and discouraged workers who've dropped out of the labor force entirely. This matters for crypto markets more than people realize. When real economic pressure mounts and purchasing power erodes, asset allocation shifts follow. Understanding the true employment landscape helps explain broader economic sentiment and capital flows.