Recently, Bitcoin has been rapidly declining from its highs. Many blame the Federal Reserve or macroeconomic conditions, but few have noticed that the real "bomb" might be coming from the other side of the Pacific—Japan. In the recent speech by Bank of Japan Governor Ueda Kazuo, there are hidden threats to the entire crypto market liquidity. The crypto killer move overlooked by the Japanese On the surface, this appears to be just a routine communication of Japan's monetary policy. But if you understand the special role of the yen in the crypto market, you'll realize why this signal is so dangerous. In recent years, global funds have flowed into the crypto space through a classic arbitrage chain: borrowing yen at extremely low costs → converting to USD or stablecoins → buying crypto assets. When yen borrowing costs approach zero, this chain functions like a perpetual motion machine, continuously injecting liquidity into the crypto market. The core message of Ueda's speech is that the Bank of Japan intends to "gradually normalize" its policy—although on the surface emphasizing "gradual" and

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