But you still don't understand one thing, that is, the bankruptcy of fund companies and the liquidation of fund products are two different things.

Some funds may not do it for a while. No matter what the reason, as long as the fund products are not done, they will be liquidated. When they are liquidated, they will account for their assets and return them to investors.

The establishment and closure of fund products are normal. Many fund products are established and liquidated every year, which is the normal function of market metabolism.

The metabolism of fund products does not mean that fund companies will go bankrupt. Do you know how popular fund company licenses are now? You make it sound as if you saw fund companies go bankrupt in batches!