10x Research founder: US consumer borrowing capacity has reached its limit, which may pose a challenge to the cryptocurrency market
Odaily2024/08/08 07:25
By:Odaily
Odaily News Markus Thielen, founder of 10x Research, said that although the unwinding of yen carry trades may have paused, stabilizing risk assets including
Bitcoin, the slowdown in U.S. consumer borrowing remains a problem. Total U.S. credit balances increased by $8.9 billion in June, lower than the expected $10 billion, and credit card debt decreased by $1.7 billion, the largest drop since the beginning of 2021. The credit card delinquency rate reached 10.93%, the highest since 2012, and the auto loan delinquency rate also reached 4.43%, the highest since 2021. Thielen pointed out that these factors indicate that the borrowing capacity of U.S. consumers has reached its limit, which may pose a challenge to the
cryptocurrency
market. In addition, uncertainty in the U.S. election, economic slowdown and the decline in the craze for artificial intelligence are also potential risks. (Coindesk)
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