The question on everyone's mind: will Japan's Ministry of Finance step in? Personally, I'd be fascinated to see USD/JPY push through 200, then potentially crash all the way down to 100. That kind of volatility would definitely reshape market expectations around policy intervention and currency stability. The swings alone would be telling about where real support or resistance actually sits.
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LightningSentry
· 4h ago
If the Japanese Ministry of Finance really steps in, then it's showtime... I want to see the roller coaster from 200 to 100. The market folks will be completely stunned then, haha.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 4h ago
The Japanese Ministry of Finance... we'll just watch it happen. Anyway, the market will speak for itself whether it breaks 200 or not.
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OldLeekMaster
· 4h ago
Can the Japanese Ministry of Finance hold up? This time feels really risky... If this wave of decline from 200 to 100 really happens, how many people will get liquidated? Haha
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FreeRider
· 5h ago
Will the Japanese Ministry of Finance really take action? To be honest, breaking through the 200 level doesn't seem to matter much; what's more interesting is the crazy fluctuations from 200 down to 100... That's when we'll know where the real support level is.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 5h ago
The Japanese Ministry of Finance's folks are probably scratching their heads again... If it breaks below 200, institutions will have to just gg. Should we bet on it really dropping to 100? Just thinking about that arbitrage opportunity is crazy.
The question on everyone's mind: will Japan's Ministry of Finance step in? Personally, I'd be fascinated to see USD/JPY push through 200, then potentially crash all the way down to 100. That kind of volatility would definitely reshape market expectations around policy intervention and currency stability. The swings alone would be telling about where real support or resistance actually sits.