Market observers are flagging a notable slowdown in organic sales this year, with consumers showing increased caution around spending. The shift reflects a broader pullback in discretionary consumption—people are being more selective, trading down to value options rather than maintaining previous spending levels. This consumer sentiment pivot is worth tracking, especially for those monitoring macroeconomic headwinds that could ripple through asset classes.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 12-16 17:06
Haha, you're starting to hold your wallet again. This time, I'm really not joking.
Isn't this just the usual operation before an economic recession? Nothing new.
Consumers have finally learned to be smart and start budgeting.
Hey, but have you ever thought about what this will do to on-chain data?
The price-performance war, the only winners are the brand owners, retail investors are losing big.
Really? Now even eating a meal has to consider the price.
Macro headwinds? It's no longer just wind; it's a snowstorm.
I've seen it coming for a while; the market is about to adjust. I told you so.
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APY追逐者
· 12-16 17:04
Hey Web3 bros, isn't this just the bear market coming... with the consumer side like this, how good can the on-chain data look?
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PositionPhobia
· 12-16 16:58
Hey, basically it means running out of money. This wave of economic downturn is really terrible.
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Looking at the consumption data, it's clear that adjustments are needed. Be cautious.
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Everyone is starting to tighten their belts, and this signal is a bit dangerous.
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Cost performance has become a hard indicator, indicating that everyone is going through tough times.
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I'm not just alarmist; once these types of data reverse, it's very hard to turn back.
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It feels like the crazy consumption during the bull market will never come back.
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When macro headwinds hit, all assets need to be sold off. My position pressure is enormous.
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I didn't think so much when I bought, but now every piece of data keeps me awake at night.
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PortfolioAlert
· 12-16 16:52
Oh no, are you starting to be stingy again? When the wallet is feeling tight, all those high-end expenses have to be put aside.
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This wave of consumption downgrade has really arrived. It’s heartbreaking to watch. Why does it feel like the entire market is shrinking?
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Cost performance is the key, who’s still spending recklessly? Wake up, everyone.
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Consumers being smart is a good thing, but for the asset side, it’s not exactly a good sign...
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Last year, people still dared to buy buy buy. This year, they’re comparing prices at three stores. The gap is quite big.
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The money that can be squeezed out has to be broken into pieces to spend. Life is indeed a bit tough.
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Let’s just say this is an economic cycle. Anyway, we don’t have much choice, so we just lie flat.
Market observers are flagging a notable slowdown in organic sales this year, with consumers showing increased caution around spending. The shift reflects a broader pullback in discretionary consumption—people are being more selective, trading down to value options rather than maintaining previous spending levels. This consumer sentiment pivot is worth tracking, especially for those monitoring macroeconomic headwinds that could ripple through asset classes.