Here's something that should grab your attention: consumer credit applications are getting denied at a rate approaching 25%. That's not just high—it's a record-breaker. We've never seen rejection rates climb this steep before. What does this signal? Tightening credit conditions, rising default risks, or banks getting cold feet about lending? Whatever the reason, when traditional financial systems start locking doors, it often reshapes how people view alternative assets. Worth watching how this unfolds.
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Frontrunner
· 11-30 03:14
Banks are really getting tighter, a loan rejection rate of 25%? That's hilarious, now more people will have to look at on-chain finance.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 11-30 03:14
Banks have started to tighten lending, and this wave of "cold war" in TradFi will indeed push people to go on-chain.
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RugpullTherapist
· 11-30 03:13
Banks have started tightening loans, is this the end for TradFi? A 25% loan rejection rate... it feels like the whole situation is about to change.
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DegenWhisperer
· 11-30 03:11
Nah, the banks are digging their own graves here, with a rejection rate nearing 25%? Instead of tightening credit, why not study why so many people are turning to on-chain lending? That's the real signal, isn't it?
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MerkleDreamer
· 11-30 03:11
Banks have begun to tighten lending, and now TradFi is really starting to close itself off. It's no wonder that more and more people are turning to on-chain assets; after all, that centralized system is not reliable.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 11-30 02:49
The banks have tightened up, so it's time for retail investors to wake up. TradFi is closing its doors, and it's time to look at the opportunities on-chain.
Here's something that should grab your attention: consumer credit applications are getting denied at a rate approaching 25%. That's not just high—it's a record-breaker. We've never seen rejection rates climb this steep before. What does this signal? Tightening credit conditions, rising default risks, or banks getting cold feet about lending? Whatever the reason, when traditional financial systems start locking doors, it often reshapes how people view alternative assets. Worth watching how this unfolds.