#日本央行加息政策 The Bank of Japan has finally taken serious action! The first interest rate hike in 30 years, raising the rate to 0.75%. What does this signal mean?

I find this particularly interesting from a Web3 perspective. After decades of ultra-low interest rates, the traditional financial system is finally facing the impact of normalization. And this is precisely the deep logic behind Web3—when central banks manipulate interest rates and control the money supply, ordinary people's assets are unknowingly being diluted.

A weak yen, increased imported inflation pressure, heavy government debt... these are typical dilemmas of highly centralized financial systems. But in a decentralized world? No central bank can print money arbitrarily, and no single institution can manipulate exchange rates and interest rates. DeFi lending protocols are transparent, rules are enforced by smart contracts, and interest rates are determined by supply and demand—truly market-driven.

This wave of rate hikes also reminds us that inflation and monetary policy uncertainties will persist in the long term. Those holding stable assets and exploring decentralized finance are preparing for a more resilient future. Web3 is not about escaping reality but paving the way for the evolution of the financial system.

The future is already here, just unevenly distributed. Now is a great time to deepen your understanding of these changes.