Spot XRP and Solana ETFs See Sustained Inflows; SOL Products Hit $638M Cumulative
Macro00:05
US Home Delistings Surge 28% to Highest September Level Since 2017
Crypto23:06
Paxos' Stablecoins (USDG & PYUSD) See Rapid Growth and Lead Major Market Cap Segment
Alert22:06
Justin Sun Alleges $500M Techteryx Fraud Scheme Involving FDT, Legacy Trust, and Vincent Chok
Crypto22:06
Aztec Network Concludes First CCA on Uniswap with $59M Committed; Settlement 59% Above Floor
Alert22:06
Kevin Hassett reportedly poised to be next Fed Chair; predicts rate cut
Macro22:06
US Market Share Volume Hits Record Highs Amid Retail Boom
Crypto22:06
Centrifuge Records $1.3 Billion Inflows with Sky Ecosystem Allocation
Crypto22:06
Rayls Labs Secures $1B Tokenized Credit Commitment for 2026 Mainnet
Crypto22:06
Base Network TVL Nears ATH as Armstrong Teases December 17 Update
Macro
US Wage Growth for Lowest Earners Decelerates to Seven-Year Low
12/05/2025, 19:06
AI SUMMARY
●Wage growth for the bottom 25% of earners slows to 3.5% annually
●Rate marks the weakest pace in seven years dropping from 7.0% in 2022
●Data indicates diminished wage leverage for lower-income workers in current economy
Wage growth for the bottom 25% of US earners has slowed to a 3.5% increase on a 12-month moving average basis. This figure represents the weakest pace of growth in at least seven years, marking a sharp decline from the 7.0% growth seen in 2022.
The data suggests that lower-income workers are losing the wage leverage they held during the post-pandemic recovery.