2025-12-08 12:26:02

Trade data from the world's second-largest economy just dropped some interesting numbers. The first eleven months of 2025 saw total import-export volume hitting 41.21 trillion yuan—that's roughly 5.82 trillion dollars for those counting in greenbacks. Year-over-year growth landed at 3.6 percent.

What's worth noting? This steady uptick in trade flows often signals broader economic currents that eventually ripple through capital markets. When major economies show resilient trade activity, it tends to influence global liquidity conditions and risk appetite across asset classes—crypto included.

The real question isn't just the percentage itself, but what it tells us about cross-border capital movements and macroeconomic stability heading into year-end. Numbers like these don't exist in a vacuum.

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PonziWhisperer

· 9h ago

3.6% growth? How much can they hype this data up 😏 --- 41 trillion is still a bit disappointing, that’s not what was expected --- Sis, if this wave of liquidity enters the crypto space, things will get interesting --- People talk about macro all day, but in the end, they still make money off technicals --- Cross-border capital flows affecting crypto? Wake up, bro --- With China’s foreign trade so competitive, the crypto market should have bounced back by now --- 3.6% isn’t really a signal, this market just does its own thing --- Another macro analysis... I just want to know when we’re taking off --- Liquidity increase = coin price increase, that logic is way too simple --- Year-end sprint, let’s see if these numbers can give us a story to tell

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SellTheBounce

· 9h ago

A 3.6% growth rate? Looks good, but don’t be lulled by appearances—there’s always a lower point ahead. --- Trade data looks great, but a rebound is a signal to sell. History never lies. --- Macro stability? Ha, human weakness always has more influence on the market than data does. --- Just wait, the bag holders are still cheering—I’ll keep patiently waiting for the market bottom. --- Ample liquidity is exactly when it’s most dangerous. That’s my reason for shorting.

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