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Recently, I noticed a strange phenomenon—ROLL's yield has only doubled, yet there are no corresponding trading competition incentives, and the price fluctuations are quite large. Look at those limit orders; they don't form effective liquidity at all, but the trading volume surprisingly matches TIMI's, both reaching over 2.5 billion. That's ridiculous. Who would idle around chasing a 2x return on ROLL? How can the trading volume be so fierce?
I'm really confused. The depth of the market doesn't match the trading volume. What's the underlying logic behind this? Can anyone explain? The market performance of ROLL, TIMI, and RIVER over this period has indeed been quite strange.