According to Michael Burry Stock Tracker (@burrytracker), China's macroeconomic environment continues to deteriorate with youth unemployment exceeding 15 percent, a property crisis causing major developers to report year-over-year sales drops of 30 percent, and consumer sentiment hovering near record lows. Additionally, escalating U.S.–China tariff tensions and the persistent threat of SEC delisting for Chinese companies are fueling risk aversion. For crypto traders, these factors could drive capital outflows from Chinese equities and real estate into decentralized assets like BTC and ETH, as investors seek safety amid growing uncertainty. Closely monitoring these macro headwinds is crucial for anticipating volatility and potential demand shifts in the cryptocurrency market. (Source: @burrytracker, June 19, 2025)