Credit markets are tightening fast. Rejection rates across major lending categories just hit 25%—a record high since tracking began in 2013. This spike covers everything from credit card applications and limit increase requests to mortgages and auto loans. The data suggests lenders are pulling back hard, possibly signaling deeper concerns about consumer debt levels or economic headwinds ahead. When traditional finance locks up like this, it often reshapes where money flows next.
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NFTPessimist
· 12-06 04:09
Banks are really panicking. A 25% loan rejection rate—how many people will be scared by this number?
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LiquidationKing
· 12-06 04:05
Banks are causing trouble again, with a loan rejection rate of 25%? Traditional finance is really panicking this time.
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MetaDreamer
· 12-06 04:03
Banks have started tightening controls on wallets, it feels like there's an atmosphere of panic.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 12-06 04:01
The banks are really panicking—a 25% loan rejection rate, that's hilarious. Now you see why everyone is flocking to crypto.
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screenshot_gains
· 12-06 03:57
Banks are really panicking, a 25% loan rejection rate—are they preparing for a recession?
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wrekt_but_learning
· 12-06 03:47
ngl this 25% loan rejection rate is really brutal. Once traditional finance tightens up, on-chain is going to take off.
Credit markets are tightening fast. Rejection rates across major lending categories just hit 25%—a record high since tracking began in 2013. This spike covers everything from credit card applications and limit increase requests to mortgages and auto loans. The data suggests lenders are pulling back hard, possibly signaling deeper concerns about consumer debt levels or economic headwinds ahead. When traditional finance locks up like this, it often reshapes where money flows next.