The Friday's yen rate hike policy has become a certainty, which is undoubtedly a risk trigger point that the market needs to pay close attention to in the near future.

Looking at the performance of BTC during the past three rate hike cycles, some patterns can be observed: In mid-March last year, Bitcoin experienced an 8% volatility but only fell 5%, and on the next day, it rebounded directly under the same amplitude; during the cycle at the end of July, the volatility was only 2%, which is relatively mild, but it still fell another 5% the next day, and after more than a week of fluctuation, it gradually stabilized; earlier in early 2015, Bitcoin only had a small 4% fluctuation, and after closing higher, it actually started a correction trend.

Although the specific performance each time varies, it can be seen that rate hike cycles tend to trigger short-term volatility. For holders, these historical data are still worth referencing.