Today in Bangkok, meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank began at a time when concern about the global economy is growing. Among the most prominent issues on the table are rising global debt, sovereign debt risks, and slowing growth, factors that have pushed investors toward caution and reduced risk-taking.

In addition, the energy crisis has returned to the forefront, with rising oil and gas prices and their potential impact on inflation. The combination of higher energy costs, high debt, and bond yields makes markets more sensitive and increases concerns about continued pressure on major and emerging economies.

And this explains a significant part of crypto’s decline today: when investors shift into Risk-Off mode, high-risk assets are the first to be sold, especially as leveraged positions are liquidated. So I believe what’s happening today isn’t just a crypto-specific problem, but a reflection of global macroeconomic concerns worth monitoring during the Bangkok meetings.$NEAR $FET $SUI