# 日本央行加息政策

#日本央行加息政策 The Bank of Japan's rate hike has been implemented, with the benchmark interest rate rising to 0.75%, reaching a 30-year high. This directly triggered a wave of liquidation in arbitrage trading. On-chain data confirms the market's chaos—over 160,000 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours, with a total liquidation amount of $550 million. BTC temporarily fell below $84,456, completely breaking through the $85,000 bullish line.
From a capital perspective, the logic behind this sell-off is clear: arbitrage positions relying on the long-term low-interest leverage of the Japanese ye

#日本央行加息政策 Seeing today's scene, all I could think of was the memories from 2013. That year, Japan also began adjusting its monetary policy, with Haruhiko Kuroda implementing quantitative easing, leading to yen depreciation, rampant arbitrage trading, and what was the result? Bitcoin skyrocketed from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars, then a policy shift occurred, and the entire market was bloodied.
History never repeats exactly, but it often rhymes. This time, the Bank of Japan raised rates from 0.5% to 0.75%, and Ueda Shunsuke's tone was still very "hawkish"—"If the economy develops a

#日本央行加息政策 Last night, the CPI was below expectations, and after a brief market celebration, a harsh correction followed—this is the true picture of the current crypto market. 160,000 traders were liquidated, and $550 million was cleared; it looks grim, but for copy traders, this is a rare information window.
The key factor is the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision today. For a long time, yen arbitrage trading has supported part of the liquidity in the crypto market. Once the BoJ actually raises interest rates, these positions that borrow yen at low interest to go long on BTC and ETH will

#日本央行加息政策 The Bank of Japan's rate hike has been implemented, and the market is experiencing a long-awaited rebound. A number of influential figures are starting to speak bullishly, with Bitcoin's target price being raised to $1 million. Seeing this scene, I have to pour some cold water—this is precisely the time to stay alert.
Remember how every time favorable policy news came out in the past two years, everyone rushed in to chase the high? What was the result? Altcoins fell faster than anyone else. Now that the Bank of Japan's rate hike decision has been made, all the negative news has been

#日本央行加息政策 The Bank of Japan's rate hike has been implemented, and the crypto market's reaction is quite interesting. Bitcoin immediately rebounded by 2%, and a bunch of influential figures are all shouting bullish, from Eugene to Arthur Hayes to that mysterious whale, their views are surprisingly consistent.
The funniest part is that the market was worried that Japan's rate hike would cause a sell-off, but what happened? They had already digested it long ago. Now the narrative has shifted to "rate hikes are actually positive"—in other words, all the negative sentiment has been exhausted. BTC'

#日本央行加息政策 Seeing the market reaction after this wave of Japanese rate hikes, I am reminded of an old topic—why do some people make money during volatility, while others suffer heavy losses?
Carefully examining these two pieces of information, on the surface, it appears that many analysts are unanimously bullish and target prices are being raised across the board. However, there are some details behind the scenes that are worth pondering. The holdings of that "insider whale" are a bit concerning—after adding to positions and averaging down, the long position unrealized losses have expanded to

#日本央行加息政策 The Bank of Japan has finally taken a big step! Raising interest rates from 0.5% to 0.75%, the highest in 30 years, symbolizing the end of an era—the era of ultra-low interest rates has officially come to a close.
Seeing this news, the first thought that came to my mind was: the upheaval in the traditional financial system has already begun. What does it mean when central banks are forced to raise interest rates? It means that inflationary pressures are real, that old monetary policy tools are starting to fail, and it also means more and more people will question: "Why is my savings

#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...

#日本央行加息政策 The rate hike in Japan has already been fully priced in, so there's no suspense this time 🚀 The key still depends on the Fed's balance sheet expansion actions, which are the real variables determining whether BTC can break through.
On the technical side, the $112,500 level is indeed a tough nut to crack, with support zones at 98,600-107,000. Honestly, the current market complexity is very high, and a reverse move could happen at any time, so we need to keep a close eye on the market trends.
But thinking about it, if the Fed really starts its balance sheet expansion cycle, this resi

#日本央行加息政策 The Japanese rate hike has been implemented, and the market has actually risen by 2%. What does this wave of market movement indicate? It shows that the negative news has been fully digested, and now it depends on incremental funds.
Just look at the calls from various industry experts: Eugene Ng Sio says altcoins are entering the final stage of decline and it's time to place buy orders; Garrett Jin directly calls for BTC at $106,000 and ETH at $4,500; Arthur Hayes goes even further—JPY falling to 200 and Bitcoin rising to one million. These people wouldn't make such statements witho