$BTC
🇯🇵 Bank of Japan raises rates to 0.75% — the highest level in three decades.
This is a major shift, and it matters more than many realize.
For years, Japan acted as the backbone of cheap global liquidity. Investors borrowed yen at near-zero rates and deployed that capital across stocks, bonds, gold, and crypto. That era is now being challenged.
What changes when Japanese rates rise?
– Borrowing yen becomes more expensive
– Classic carry trades start to unwind
– Global liquidity tightens as capital pulls back
And when liquidity contracts, risk assets usually feel the pressure.
What this means for crypto:
Crypto thrives on liquidity. When liquidity fades, demand weakens, volatility increases, and downside risks grow. Under these conditions, Bitcoin could realistically drift lower and test the $70,000 zone in the near term.
This is not a “Bitcoin is dead” narrative.
It’s a liquidity reset and a volatility phase.
If BTC dips into that range, it may set up a strong accumulation opportunity heading into late December. From January onward, the probability of recovery and upside improves, with mid-January looking like a reasonable window for profit-taking.
Stay disciplined.
Avoid excessive leverage.
This is how large players rebalance markets before the next upward leg.
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