Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon. A certain overseas technology-themed fund had a daily subscription limit of 1,000 yuan last year, but now it has been reduced to only 10 yuan, creating a stark contrast. Meanwhile, the overseas new energy vehicle fund maintained a daily limit of 5,000 yuan, and another overseas digital economy fund can even sustain a limit of 10,000 yuan. What does this reflect? It indicates that the attractiveness of the overseas tech sector is indeed strong. Especially products related to AI and U.S. stock tech giants are now widely recognized as hot trends in the market, with investors' subscription enthusiasm soaring and foreign exchange quotas being rapidly consumed. When quotas become tight, fund providers can only resort to extreme measures—setting a super low purchase limit of 10 yuan to control new inflows. Essentially, this change reflects the market's level of enthusiasm for specific sectors.