The shopping frenzy that once defined Black Friday seems to be losing steam. Companies are recalibrating strategies amid economic headwinds—tariffs on imports have thrown a wrench into pricing models and supply chains. What used to be a guaranteed revenue spike now feels like navigating through fog. Retailers are caught between maintaining margins and staying competitive, while consumers sense the tension in every price tag.
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AirdropHarvester
· 15h ago
Black Friday is not working anymore, now even Be Played for Suckers is difficult.
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NFTregretter
· 17h ago
Black Friday has long been doomed, and now it's just merchants burying their heads in the sand.
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NervousFingers
· 11-29 18:30
Black Friday has lost its charm, which shows that the economy is really changing... The key point is that consumers have already seen through these tricks.
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NFT_Therapy
· 11-27 22:07
Black Friday has long become a joke, and now really no one cares. Tariffs have made the supply chain a mess, and businesses are really struggling...
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 11-27 22:07
Black Friday has no splash, this is the real Bear Market😅
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GhostAddressHunter
· 11-27 22:07
Black Friday has become a joke, the discounts are getting weaker and weaker, but Crypto Assets are still appealing.
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TokenRationEater
· 11-27 22:06
Black Friday has long been dead, now it's just a game of mutual competition between merchants and consumers... The tariffs are really out of control.
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SmartContractPhobia
· 11-27 22:03
Black Friday is dead, now it’s a game of merchants cutting losses against each other.
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MEVHunterWang
· 11-27 21:39
Black Friday is really not that appealing anymore; the key is that on-chain data speaks for itself, the off-chain trap logic has long collapsed.
The shopping frenzy that once defined Black Friday seems to be losing steam. Companies are recalibrating strategies amid economic headwinds—tariffs on imports have thrown a wrench into pricing models and supply chains. What used to be a guaranteed revenue spike now feels like navigating through fog. Retailers are caught between maintaining margins and staying competitive, while consumers sense the tension in every price tag.