The recent round of interest rate hikes in Japan is basically a done deal. Honestly, from a monetary policy perspective, Japan's rate hikes have limited direct impact on BTC — after all, in the grand chessboard of global finance, the size of crypto assets is still not enough to be dictated by a single country's policies.
But do you know what the most heartbreaking thing is? Emotions.
Recently, the online buzz around "Japan rate hike" has exploded, reaching a nearly ten-year high. It's even crazier than the three hikes last year. This indicates one thing: the market is now extremely sensitive, and even the slightest movement can be amplified tenfold.
Looking back at history, during the periods after Japan's previous three rate hikes, the market mostly experienced declines or fluctuations. Although other factors also played a role, it's definitely not a coincidence.
Currently, the probability of Japan directly raising interest rates is almost 100%, just waiting for the official announcement. What we should really be cautious about is not the rate hike itself, but the emotional volcano triggered by it — that’s what can cause the most harm.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 15h ago
Oh no, another emotional volcano is about to erupt. Looks like I better hide this time.
History just doesn't learn its lesson, repeating the same old tricks every time.
An interest rate hike itself isn't scary, what's scary is collective panic, really.
With a 100% probability of rate hike staring us in the face, it's better to guess people's minds than to guess the timing.
The small-town traders are probably going to start dumping again, same old routine.
Let's wait and see which wave of sell-offs will happen this year.
Emotions, you know, are more destructive than policies themselves. I'm serious.
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GasGrillMaster
· 15h ago
The analogy of the emotional volcano is brilliant; just waiting to see when it will erupt.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 15h ago
Basically, it's collective market anxiety. Everyone is waiting for Japan's official announcement to follow suit and sell off.
I like the term "emotional volcano," which is more frightening than the policy itself.
This has happened before; people's fear of expectations is greater than the actual impact.
Let's wait and see. Anyway, interest rate hikes are a certainty. The key is whether retail investors can withstand this wave of panic.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 16h ago
It's all about emotions again, truly impressive.
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History will repeat itself, and this time is no exception.
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Raising interest rates itself isn't a big deal; it's the collective hysteria of the market that worries me.
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It feels like this wave of hype is quite exaggerated, and the real impact isn't that significant.
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Waiting to see the dump during the official announcement.
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I'm already tired of this "small movements" script.
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The analogy of an emotional volcano is perfect; anyone who touches it will blow up.
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The Japanese interest rate hike has already been overhyped; it's a bit late to warn now.
The recent round of interest rate hikes in Japan is basically a done deal. Honestly, from a monetary policy perspective, Japan's rate hikes have limited direct impact on BTC — after all, in the grand chessboard of global finance, the size of crypto assets is still not enough to be dictated by a single country's policies.
But do you know what the most heartbreaking thing is? Emotions.
Recently, the online buzz around "Japan rate hike" has exploded, reaching a nearly ten-year high. It's even crazier than the three hikes last year. This indicates one thing: the market is now extremely sensitive, and even the slightest movement can be amplified tenfold.
Looking back at history, during the periods after Japan's previous three rate hikes, the market mostly experienced declines or fluctuations. Although other factors also played a role, it's definitely not a coincidence.
Currently, the probability of Japan directly raising interest rates is almost 100%, just waiting for the official announcement. What we should really be cautious about is not the rate hike itself, but the emotional volcano triggered by it — that’s what can cause the most harm.