The Bank of Japan's interest rate cut expectations are stirring the entire crypto market. Just look at the performance in recent days—$ZEC, $SHIB, $ETH are all under pressure. Especially Ethereum, which is experiencing a sharp decline; it's really unclear where the bottom is.
The depreciation of the yen usually means arbitrage funds will seek higher-yielding assets, which should theoretically be positive for cryptocurrencies. But the reality is quite stark—short-term market panic has overshadowed all fundamental logic. The uncertainty before the rate cut materializes has investors on the sidelines, and funds are pulling back.
The synchronized decline across multiple cryptocurrencies reflects a shift in overall risk sentiment. As a representative of the ecosystem, Ethereum has experienced a larger adjustment. The key question is, where exactly is the turning point in policy? Will this drop become a mid-term bottom? Or is it just the prelude?
The crucial factor depends on the actual actions of the Bank of Japan. Once policy clarity emerges, market sentiment could quickly reverse.
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FallingLeaf
· 12-17 15:52
It dropped again. I really can't figure out what the Bank of Japan is thinking in this wave.
By the way, where is the bottom? It feels like it can keep falling every time.
Maybe it will rebound once the policy becomes clear, otherwise holding positions will be uncomfortable.
This wave of panic selling is too heavy, and fundamental signals are completely drowned out.
Let's wait for the BOJ's actions. It will bottom out and rebound sooner or later.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 12-17 13:31
The Bank of Japan's move really confused the market...
This wave of decline is truly caused by unclear policies; fundamentals are sidelined.
Who knows where the bottom is? Anyway, I’m not buying anymore.
Let’s wait until the Bank of Japan’s move is finalized; anything said now is pointless.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-17 13:25
Really annoying, waiting again for policies to be implemented, the market always pulls back like this.
Where is the bottom? Who knows, anyway I don’t dare to buy the dip.
The Japanese Central Bank just makes a statement and the market trembles three times, ridiculous.
If this wave rebounds, it will definitely be a time for those trapped to cut their losses.
Is a rate cut good for crypto? Laughable, the current panic sentiment instantly overrides all logic.
ETH drops so sharply, just treat it as a risk asset.
Wait for clarity, anyway rushing is useless, just watch.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 12-17 13:24
The Bank of Japan is causing trouble again. Now even ETH is suffering.
The bottom is still far away; this is just the appetizer.
Theoretical positive news can't beat market sentiment; that's just how the market is.
Wait for the policy to be implemented; when the time comes, will it rebound or continue to decline? Choose one.
In the face of uncertainty, everyone has to hold back.
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GasFeeGazer
· 12-17 13:16
The Bank of Japan's recent actions really shook up the market. On the other hand, isn't this actually a good opportunity to buy the dip?
It seems like everyone is scared off by the policy environment, and the fundamental logic has been thrown out the window.
Who the hell knows where the bottom is? Anyway, I don't dare to chase highs.
Theoretically, it's good news, but reality hits back—this is the crypto market, haha.
If you ask me, once the policies become clear, there will definitely be a reversal. It just depends on when.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 12-17 13:05
The Bank of Japan's move really confused people. Theoretically, the positive news should have led to a strong market reaction, but the response was so poor, it's really ironic.
Bottom? Who knows. Anyway, I don't dare to add positions anymore.
Better to stay on the sidelines until the policy becomes clear, wait for signals.
Another round of retail investor slaughter, watch the show.
Everyone has been scared off, no wonder funds are pulling back and being cautious.
This adjustment is a bit harsh, feels like it's not over yet.
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JustHodlIt
· 12-17 13:05
This drop was indeed fierce, but honestly, the Bank of Japan's show isn't over yet.
It feels like everyone is betting on policies now; no one dares to put real money on the line.
Bottom? Don't even think about it. Who knows before the policies are implemented?
As for the yen, the theory sounds good, but the reality is harsh. Arbitrage funds can run anywhere.
ETH's performance these days is really uncomfortable, but I still choose to lie low and wait for a reversal.
The Bank of Japan's interest rate cut expectations are stirring the entire crypto market. Just look at the performance in recent days—$ZEC, $SHIB, $ETH are all under pressure. Especially Ethereum, which is experiencing a sharp decline; it's really unclear where the bottom is.
The depreciation of the yen usually means arbitrage funds will seek higher-yielding assets, which should theoretically be positive for cryptocurrencies. But the reality is quite stark—short-term market panic has overshadowed all fundamental logic. The uncertainty before the rate cut materializes has investors on the sidelines, and funds are pulling back.
The synchronized decline across multiple cryptocurrencies reflects a shift in overall risk sentiment. As a representative of the ecosystem, Ethereum has experienced a larger adjustment. The key question is, where exactly is the turning point in policy? Will this drop become a mid-term bottom? Or is it just the prelude?
The crucial factor depends on the actual actions of the Bank of Japan. Once policy clarity emerges, market sentiment could quickly reverse.