2025-11-22 13:52:58

White House officials are pushing the narrative that daily expenses are trending downward. The claim? A combination of tax policy adjustments and what they're calling an "economic formula" is supposedly driving prices lower.

The messaging focuses heavily on cost relief for households—groceries, gas, essentials. Whether this holds up under scrutiny or just reflects selective data cherry-picking remains to be seen. Markets react to perception as much as reality, so watch how consumer sentiment shifts in the coming weeks.

For crypto folks: macro policies like these often ripple into risk asset behavior. If inflation cools legitimately, expect different capital flows. If it's just talk, volatility stays.

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DAOdreamer

· 11-24 15:37

Here it comes again, this "economic formula" trap, it sounds just like a story.

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CryptoWageSlave

· 11-24 11:45

Are we talking about economic formulas again? Why do I feel like this set of rhetoric comes around every year... Anyone can play with selective data, the key is whether the common people's wallets will get fatter. --- They say prices have dropped, but my grocery shopping is still just as expensive... There's always a gap between rhetoric and reality. --- If this logic were true, the crypto world would have already taken off; the fact that it’s still consolidating says it all. --- Macro policies sound good on the surface, but capital flows tell the real story; let’s wait and see how it plays out. --- It feels like they’re just giving the market a psychological long wick candle; who knows the real situation... To be safe, it's better to be cautious. --- It’s always the same rhetoric, and in the end, it's always the retail investors catching the falling knife; I’ve learned to be smart about it. --- If inflation were really cooling, we would have seen reactions in on-chain data by now; the current situation speaks volumes. --- Under the guise of economic formulas, they just want to stabilize people’s minds; market perception indeed determines everything. --- The question is, does this rhetoric actually help the coin price? So far, it doesn’t seem to have any effect... --- Volatility is still present, indicating that the market fundamentally does not believe this rhetoric; let’s continue to wait and see.

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MidnightTrader

· 11-23 05:04

Same old "prices are dropping" talk, heard it so many times... How come the data is always so coincidental? --- This move from the White House is still the same old routine. If prices really dropped, we ordinary people would have felt it by now. --- Sounds nice, but my gas fees haven't decreased at all. Can someone explain that? --- Wait, if they really manage to control inflation, BTC is going to take off. --- Selective data, haha, I've seen this trick too many times. --- Perception vs reality, that's what the market buys into. We'll have to see what happens next. --- Can't understand why they always want to lie, just telling the truth would be so much simpler. --- If it really works this time, it would be good for crypto assets, but I don't really believe it. --- All talk, in the end, volatility will have the final say.

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TokenVelocity

· 11-22 21:57

Ngl, how can I trust the government's rhetoric? It's just cherry-picking data to tell a story. It feels like another wave of suckers is about to be played for suckers. If prices really drop, I'll stand on my head to wash my hair. Wait a minute, how did this "economic formula" suddenly appear? It sounds absurd. Whenever macro policies shift, encryption trembles along. Is it really betting that inflation will drop or is it just another round of empty talk? Data can be deceptive; it feels like we need to wait and watch for a while.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 11-22 14:23

NGL, this set of "economic formulas" sounds like a political show, and the data is definitely cherry-picked. It's selective statistics again... The price of groceries hasn't dropped for me. If prices had really gone down, the crypto market would have reacted already. The current volatility shows everyone is still waiting and watching. The so-called "macro policy ripple effect" basically comes down to whether the White House is actually reducing inflation or just bluffing. The real top escape is during this kind of "bullish expectation" phase... Let's wait for the actual data. Feels like we're about to see another round of capital flow games, and volatility is definitely going to pick up.

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OnchainGossiper

· 11-22 14:21

Talking about economic data again, this set of "economic formulas" sounds pretty suspicious. To put it simply, it all comes down to whether this data really decreased or if it's just selectively edited. Retail investors are most afraid of this kind of information gap. Let's wait and see how consumer sentiment moves in these two weeks. If the trend shifts, crypto might start to fluctuate along with it.

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