There's going to be some volatility again soon. If ETFs continue to see net inflows, it should stabilize afterward! Looking at the liquidation map, the main liquidation level below is around 108,000, while the upper liquidation level is around 113,000. In the short term, the difference between long and short liquidations isn't significant, but in the mid-to-long term, the cost-effectiveness of short liquidations is higher. Short-term volatility is about to form a bottom. Maybe once the rate-cutting cycle starts in mid-September, the real breakout will come...