Spain just locked in Q3 GDP growth at 0.6% quarter-on-quarter. That's the confirmed read—steady but not spectacular, which actually matters for how we're thinking about European macro headwinds. When you've got economic data like this, it shapes central bank moves and broader appetite for risk assets, including crypto. Slower growth means different policy paths, different yield curves, different opportunities. Worth watching how this factors into the broader EU economic picture and what it means for capital flows into alternative assets.