On Wall Street, there is talk of consumer recession and declining spending on luxury goods. Meanwhile, on Ethereum, something very different is happening — the #NFTmarket is alive again. Trading volume is rising, premium collections are once again selling for millions, and #defi platforms are increasingly integrating #NFTs into new financial services.
This is a macroeconomic paradox: in the traditional economy, consumers are cutting costs, while in Web3 they are paying record sums for digital assets. It’s proof that capital is flowing into spaces where traditional consumption indicators do not apply. $ETH is at the heart of this trend — every #NFTtransaction means gas fees, $ETH burn, and rising demand for the token.
For institutions observing the market, NFTs are no longer just digital art, but proof of the growing utility of blockchain. If the FED truly eases monetary policy, the inflow of cheap capital could supercharge this wave even more.
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