Looking ahead to 2026, analysts are projecting China's economic trajectory will enter a deceleration phase—yet stop short of a hard landing. Trade tensions? They'll play a role, sure. But the underlying fundamentals suggest resilience rather than collapse. Growth rates might tick down, but structural support mechanisms and policy flexibility could cushion the blow. For crypto markets sensitive to macro liquidity and risk appetite, this matters. A controlled slowdown beats chaos any day.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 11-30 21:45

Slowing down does not equal collapsing, this point is crucial. Good liquidity is the way to go, and what the crypto world fears the most is that sudden chaos.

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WhaleWatcher

· 11-30 21:44

A soft landing sounds good, but liquidity is key... If the policy flexibility fails, the crypto market will still crash.

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NftDeepBreather

· 11-30 21:43

A soft landing sounds good, but it's hard to say whether encryption can benefit from it... Liquidity is the key.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 11-30 21:39

Slowing down does not mean crashing; once you understand this, you won't feel so anxious.