Black Friday numbers just dropped, and they're pretty wild. Online spending in the U.S. hit $8.6 billion—up 9.4% year-over-year. Not bad for a single day.
But here's the kicker: analysts are projecting another $14.2 billion for Cyber Monday alone. That's over $20 billion in online transactions across just two shopping days. The shift to digital commerce keeps accelerating, and these figures prove consumers aren't slowing down.
Retail's transformation is real. Payment systems, logistics networks, and digital infrastructure are all being stress-tested at scale.
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SatoshiHeir
· 12-02 19:35
It should be noted that this $2.06 billion figure hides the ultimate dilemma of the fiat system—the centralized Payment Network is being crushed by its own throughput.
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WhaleMinion
· 11-29 22:06
Wow, over 2 billion in two days? The desire to consume really can't be stopped!
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AirdropHunter007
· 11-29 21:54
Over 2 billion, this spending power is really amazing, we need to quickly Clip Coupons.
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WhaleWatcher
· 11-29 21:47
More than 2 billion get dumped, this is our consumer desire, really can't stop.
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ApeShotFirst
· 11-29 21:36
860 million a day... Oh my, is this true? I need to hurry and invest.
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ContractSurrender
· 11-29 21:35
Here are 5 comments with different styles:
1. Over 2 billion... this is just the beginning, the real big numbers are still to come.
2. Is the logistics system really collapsing because of this data?
3. A growth rate of 9.4% isn't that fast, I expected it to be more impressive.
4. It’s like this every year around this time; consumers are just controlled by marketing.
5. It's pretty good that the payment system can hold up under such volume.
Black Friday numbers just dropped, and they're pretty wild. Online spending in the U.S. hit $8.6 billion—up 9.4% year-over-year. Not bad for a single day.
But here's the kicker: analysts are projecting another $14.2 billion for Cyber Monday alone. That's over $20 billion in online transactions across just two shopping days. The shift to digital commerce keeps accelerating, and these figures prove consumers aren't slowing down.
Retail's transformation is real. Payment systems, logistics networks, and digital infrastructure are all being stress-tested at scale.