2025-12-22 14:20:57

European natural gas prices are heading toward their worst annual performance in years, tracking for a loss exceeding 40% over the current period. This significant downside reflects shifting energy dynamics, reduced demand pressures, and evolving supply conditions across the continent. For investors monitoring macro trends and their ripple effects on crypto markets, energy commodity volatility remains a crucial indicator of broader economic sentiment and capital flow patterns. The sustained weakness in gas pricing underscores ongoing concerns about demand resilience amid economic uncertainties.

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 2025-12-25 14:19

Natural gas has fallen so much... Luckily, I had already fully invested, and I should have seen the macro picture earlier --- 40% loss? Oh, this is really cutting into the profits, much gentler than the crypto world --- All energy commodities are this way, how bad must the macro be... No wonder funds are flowing into crypto --- European gas prices are crashing wildly, what does this mean? Is the economy really about to have problems? --- Supply chains are stable but demand hasn't picked up, is this a sign of recession? --- Gas prices are falling so sharply, can energy stocks still be bought at the bottom, friends? --- Looking at this trend, it feels like the global economy is heading downhill. Do you still dare to take the plunge? --- Continuous weakness is a negative signal, capital will definitely look for an exit, what will the crypto market do next

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TeaTimeTrader

· 2025-12-23 21:16

Natural gas falls 40%? Now Europe can catch a breath, but I don't know if it can be transmitted to the crypto world.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 2025-12-22 14:50

Natural gas fell by 40%, and the energy sector is indeed changing, but on the other hand, how will this affect on-chain gas fees? Forget it, I still have confidence in stablecoins, at least they won't be as volatile as commodity prices. The easing of the European energy crisis is indeed real, but I just wonder if it will affect the costs for miners... This wave of decline makes me feel that the economy may really need to adjust, and we still need to watch where the capital flows. gas has fallen to this level, it feels like everyone is waiting and no one dares to put in real money.

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LiquidityLarry

· 2025-12-22 14:47

Gas big dump of 40%? Something big is about to happen in Europe, the energy crisis has reversed. --- That said, it’s impressive that Mining can still be profitable in such a poor macro environment. --- If energy prices are low, it actually indicates that the economy is not doing well; this logic is incredible. --- Wait, does the drop in gas price affect on-chain gas fees? Or are we talking about gas prices... I might have misunderstood. --- With a 40% loss, Europe is likely to freeze to death this winter. --- Capital is fleeing the energy zone; which sector will take the blame next? --- Will this wave of fall last until the end of the year? I bet there will be a Rebound in spring next year.

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