Why so many key crypto stories disappear in October
In the year The debate market in 2025 showed a clear pattern: narratives rise and fall like waves. Discussions around the most promising data in October have completely disappeared.
This article explains the sudden change based on available data and expert insights.
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Narratives fell quickly in October
According to Google Trends data, in October 2025, a surprising phenomenon, spending interest with issues such as private coins, dipsdex, liquid gold, and digital asset treasuries dropped significantly.
A month ago, the community was actively waiting for these themes and choosing promising projects to carry out at the end of the year.
The latest report from Conseeoco offers several explanations for this unusual silence.
The US government shutdown on October 1st, according to CPI, NFP. And the US government has delayed the release of key economic indicators such as inflation data. Due to the lack of information, the Federal Reserve is unable to make policy decisions, which easily move markets.
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Between September 20th and 30th, more than $5 billion in liquidity was closed in My Crypto long positions. Bitcoin hit a new high above $126,000, but on October 10, about $19 billion, retail investors were completely exhausted.
Lack of capital and data investors are increasingly quiet. The report describes Q4 2025 as “the quiet quarter”.
Crypto culture is hurting investors
In addition, HIL, analysts at X, explained the issue from the point of view of preparation.
Algorithms of science media intentionally increase the participation time of users or users to discuss a few “hot” topics. In the past few years, they have been gradually made into coins or narratives every day.
He added that content creators and their followers live in the Echoch room, where they live only by the word of mouth. In this focus-designed ecology, producers win, consumers will eventually disappear.
“Each cycle comes out on weak ground – a narrative, a coin – and people the previous small correction and the whole structure collapses,” Haiti.
A combination of Hayes' insights clearly explains why narratives rise and fall so quickly. After the noise breaks down, the investment losses are huge.
