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Macro Shock

Definition

A macro shock refers to an unexpected and significant event that has a widespread, disruptive impact on the overall economy or financial markets. These events can include geopolitical conflicts, pandemics, sudden policy shifts, or major technological disruptions. In the context of digital assets, macro shocks can trigger significant price volatility and shifts in investor behavior. Such events often test the resilience and correlation of cryptocurrencies with traditional asset classes.