Good news, good news! Brothers, BN Alpha has just launched—here I am!
This thing is incredibly hot, fame is fame whether it's positive or negative. Criticize if you must, buy if you must—just keep the momentum going. I'm grabbing mine first.
During the Spring Festival, when gathering with family and friends for a big meal, he says he invested in gold and silver, he says he invested in A-shares, but I say I invested in 'here I am'
$BERV The price movement is truly thrilling! After the alpha score was dumped at the opening yesterday, the price dropped to a low of 0.315. Although it has now listed on Upbit and Bithumb, the initial reaction was minimal. However, once the short-selling pressure pushed the fee below -2%, the market instantly reversed, triggering a furious short squeeze.
Binance still has trading incentives in place. For a new coin with such strong backing, the strategy is quite clear: instead of stubbornly fighting against the trend, it's better to follow the main players. This morning I took a small position and took some profits before exiting, but looking back, I was still too cautious. In such a clear market situation, persistently going short might not be very rational.
Accepting that I'm an ordinary person is the bravest thing I've ever done. It's already 2026, and the 00s generation has grown up. I've come to understand one truth: it's about accepting my ordinariness with peace. I won't make a fortune or become a high-ranking official in this life. No matter how much I dream, reality remains unchanged. Friends around me always ask me, why I make saving money my top priority. The answer lies in my daily clarity. I don't have a wealthy family background to fall back on, nor the luck of a 'demolition second generation.' I'm just one of the countless ordinary people. Especially this year, with the tough economic environment, several times of salary cuts have made me truly feel that my savings aren't just cold numbers—they're the confidence to face unforeseen risks. Dong Yuhui's words struck a chord with countless people (human suffering often stems from having too much desire). We're all ordinary people with high desires but low income. We don't need to constantly strive for extraordinary achievements. Since becoming rich is unrealistic, why not first learn to reconcile with our desires and accept our current situation? If we can't afford something, let it go. Don't force ourselves to achieve what's beyond our reach. Do what we're capable of, given our abilities. Life doesn't need to be dictated by others' expectations. What do you think?
Last night BTC surged back to 91,000, I was squeezed in the subway watching the K-line, almost spilling coffee on the keyboard... Someone in the group just finished and went to chase again, it's really both funny and heart-wrenching 😂 Can I still understand this coin to trade?
I really can't hold on any longer. I just had a fever a while ago, then I had an allergy, and now I'm coming down with a cold. What on earth should I do? Am I Japanese?
The Japanese government has revealed its "freedom of action" and has stated its intention to take serious measures regarding the yen, with the market closely watching the 160 threshold.
📉 Current Situation
Escalation of verbal intervention: The finance minister's statements have become more forceful, asserting that there is "discretion" over exchange rate fluctuations that deviate from fundamentals, allowing for "bold actions" to be taken.
Key psychological barrier: The market generally believes that if the USD/JPY exchange rate continues to depreciate to around 160, it may trigger actual market interventions by Japanese authorities.
Yen rebound: Following the strong verbal intervention, the yen has rebounded from recent lows and is currently around 156.
🔍 Why is intervention imminent? The Japanese government is particularly anxious due to:
Imported inflation pressure: The continuous depreciation of the yen has driven up prices of imported goods such as energy and food, directly increasing the cost of living for households.
Concerns about bond market stability: The weak yen, combined with expectations of large-scale fiscal stimulus, has already pushed up Japanese government bond yields, raising deep concerns in the market about financial stability.
Doubts about policy effectiveness: Despite the Bank of Japan recently raising interest rates to a thirty-year high of 0.75%, the market still perceives its stance as not sufficiently "hawkish" due to cautious communication, leading to ongoing selling pressure on the yen.
📊 Potential impact on global markets If Japan takes actual intervention actions, the effects may spill over:
Asian currencies: They may face pressure from issues related to export competitiveness.
Global capital flows: Intervention could change market expectations regarding the Bank of Japan's policies, affecting arbitrage trades of the yen as an important global financing currency, thereby triggering changes in capital flows.
Financial market volatility: Significant fluctuations in the yen may lead to unwinding of arbitrage trades globally, resulting in cross-asset impacts.
In summary, the Japanese government's warning has been very clear: 160 is widely recognized in the market as a key test level. The next steps will be crucial in determining whether continued verbal pressure or actual monetary intervention will influence the yen and global market sentiment.
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