#数字资产市场洞察 JPY rate hike landing leads to strange movements: why did it rise instead?

This round of market behavior is indeed outrageous. Policy expectations were unanimously bearish, yet prices moved against the trend. The main players played the game of fake moves—first smashing then pulling back, then pushing up and smashing again, with a tight grip on the rhythm.

On the technical side, the 1-hour K-line resistance level has already broken, and the next key zone is between 2944-2965. From last night’s smashing pace, this pattern looks familiar—first inducing longs to consume retail stop-loss orders, then reversing to break support and rallying again, cycling repeatedly.

Short-term traders should be cautious: don’t be tempted by the high-level surge. Such rapid rises often signal the prelude to a decline. If the 2944-2965 zone can hold, there’s still room for a rebound; if it breaks down, the main players may have already set up the next hunting scene.

Market behavior is like this—technical patterns don’t lie, but timing and psychological tests are always the biggest enemies.