#大户持仓变化 The Bank of Japan's next move is triggering a chain reaction in the global markets. December 19th is an especially critical point— the central bank is expected to implement the most aggressive interest rate hike in thirty years. Although the 25 basis point increase is not shocking, it carries significant weight in the current market environment.
Once the rate hike expectations emerged, risk assets were the first to be affected. $BTC, as a barometer of risk appetite, has become a "target" in the eyes of many analysts. Some research institutions openly state: if the expectation of yen appreciation is confirmed, Bitcoin could face considerable selling pressure, potentially dropping to the $63,000 range.
This is not alarmist. Macro policy tightening often weakens investors' risk appetite, and during liquidity contraction, the volatility of the crypto market becomes even more unpredictable. Currently, the world is still digesting this series of signals, and the next key time window depends on the market's actual response.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 12-17 04:49
63,000? Laughing to death, scaring people again. I'm already tired of this routine.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 12-17 04:44
63k? You guys are a bit too pessimistic... The Bank of Japan only raised by 25 basis points, it's not like they are directly crashing the market.
If it were going to fall that hard, it would have already fallen long ago. We're still here tugging and pulling now.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 12-17 04:35
Will 63k really be reached? Feels a bit虚 this time
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The Bank of Japan is causing trouble again. Every time they say they will raise interest rates, but what’s the result?
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Everyone is watching Bitcoin, but little do they know that big players have already withdrawn
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When liquidity tightens, the crypto market starts crying and喊娘, too真实了
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On December 19th, let’s see who still dares to take the plunge. Anyway, I’m避开了
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It’s that macroeconomic rhetoric again, sounding nice but the market has the final say
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63k is not the bottom, you guys are overthinking it
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Expecting interest rate hikes ≈ a sell-off signal. This logic is toxic
#大户持仓变化 The Bank of Japan's next move is triggering a chain reaction in the global markets. December 19th is an especially critical point— the central bank is expected to implement the most aggressive interest rate hike in thirty years. Although the 25 basis point increase is not shocking, it carries significant weight in the current market environment.
Once the rate hike expectations emerged, risk assets were the first to be affected. $BTC, as a barometer of risk appetite, has become a "target" in the eyes of many analysts. Some research institutions openly state: if the expectation of yen appreciation is confirmed, Bitcoin could face considerable selling pressure, potentially dropping to the $63,000 range.
This is not alarmist. Macro policy tightening often weakens investors' risk appetite, and during liquidity contraction, the volatility of the crypto market becomes even more unpredictable. Currently, the world is still digesting this series of signals, and the next key time window depends on the market's actual response.