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Want to know how the economic situation will unfold in 2026? Join a live Q&A this Thursday, (January 8th) at 1 PM GMT. A seasoned financial journalist will be online to answer your questions and help you understand the major events that may happen in the new year. Whether you're concerned about macroeconomic trends, market opportunities, or risk warnings, you can submit your most pressing questions now. Missing this event might mean waiting another year, so seize the opportunity while it's hot.

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ContractHunter

· 01-11 06:05

Buddy, another financial show about cutting leeks, huh? But I have to say, compared to listening to these, I still trust my own on-chain data analysis more.

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ETHReserveBank

· 01-10 20:01

It's that kind of marketing slogan again: "Miss it, and you'll have to wait a year"... But on the other hand, we really need to think about 2026. Maybe we should ask if Bitcoin will hit a new high again?

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SocialFiQueen

· 01-08 14:45

Coming back with this set again? Every time you say you'll miss this one and have to wait a year haha. We Web3 folks know better—macro economics and all that are just hype; we still need to focus on on-chain data.

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MEVSandwich

· 01-08 13:54

Damn, it's that kind of marketing pitch again: "Miss it, and you'll have to wait a year"... But honestly, who can accurately predict the economic trend in 2026 right now?

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-08 13:53

Still have to wait until next Thursday, I've been eager to know how the crypto world will play out this year.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-08 13:52

Selling courses again and again... Does anyone really believe that financial journalists can predict and calculate?

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DiamondHands