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1 trillion arbitrage funds are migrating! Japan's interest rate hike is implemented, will the cryptocurrency market rebound after a spike? 一起聊聊！
The Bank of Japan has raised interest rates as expected by 25 basis points, bringing the rate to a nearly 20-year high of 0.75%! This long-anticipated "century interest rate hike" has finally materialized, leading to a dramatic "spike and drop" in the crypto market—BTC surged to the 90,000 mark before quickly retracing, with over 200 million dollars liquidated in a short time, perfectly replicating the market's instinctive response to uncertainty.
But experienced players understand that the principle of "bad news turning into good news" has never failed! It’s important to know that the core impact of Japan's interest rate hike is the unwinding of yen arbitrage trades. The withdrawal of this 1 trillion dollar "cheap liquidity" has already caused BTC to drop by 20%-30% during previous rate hikes; now, expectations have been fully digested, which instead alleviates the biggest macro risks. In the short term, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts provide liquidity support, and there are no major bearish pressures looming over the crypto market, making it an excellent window for the main players to accumulate.
What the market fears is not tightening, but uncertainty. Now that the interest rate hike has landed, the 3 trillion dollar cryptocurrency market stands at the crossroads of a "liquidity shift." Will the main players initiate a new trend after a pullback, or are the ripples of arbitrage funds still unsettled? Do you think it’s time to buy the dip in the "golden pit" or wait and see? Can BTC hold the support level of 86,000?
Bad news landing equals good news, and the Musk concept little puppy [p.u.p.p.i.e.s] is still in its early stages, so it might be a good idea to set up a position!
