Where Is The Economy Headed?

Someone my age and by that I'm someone who is about to graduate or someone who is just entering the workforce, this is probably a very bad time. And you know why? It's because there are just no jobs. Not every country makes their numbers public but from the numbers we have, it can be said the jobs across the world are shrinking. There are more people laid off than people being added into jobs. Unemployment rates are increasing and people can't find new jobs after being laid off. Yes, there was a small trend of companies trying to replace workers with AI but that didn't actually work out. And the sad part is that isn't the whole thing. It's just one of many reasons why jobs are shrinking. Now I won't go into why jobs are shrinking or how we can save it because that isn't my area of expertise. I'll try to somehow bind crypto into it and make it Bitcoin talk. ---  [Source](https://unsplash.com/photos/text-XrIfY_4cK1w) --- Before that, I want to touch on some key things. Every time there has been a worldwide financial crisis such as 2001, 2008 and back in the 1990s, big corporations. Somehow sniffed out the meltdown before it happened and they started to save themselves by obviously laying off the office clerk down the hall. But what is strange now is that the financial marks are actually at all-time highs. Does anyone know why? Because I can't just wrap my head around it. All I know is that this is happening because of the rate cuts that have been introduced a couple days ago by the Federal reserve but that is only because people have been laid off so there is less pressure on inflation cuz people don't have the money to spend because they were laid off in the first place. But I don't think that is correct cuz people were laid off before so obviously inflation risks were also lowered during those periods. So why didn't markets enjoy all-time highs back then? Anyway, what this current situation means for crypto is that the current policies which have been enacted by governments around the world have eased cryptos into mass adoption. Along with that, liquidity has been increased by some of the biggest sales we've seen in the past few months, so regular investors who are not Wall Street could get into these assets as they are now deemed more safe than ever. And at the same time due to the same policies that people in the right places take crypto seriously, it shouldn't crash heads first like it usually does in the event of an economic downturn. The bottom line is that we're in a very peculiar situation. The data doesn't make sense. Companies are enjoying stuff they shouldn't be enjoying and the money is moving more frantically than ever. So whatever's going to happen. It's going to happen hard and fast so you better sit tight and I better sit tight as well.