Tokyo CPI cools down, suppressing the Bank of Japan's rate hike expectations; a major whale with a million-scale long USDJPY bet on the yen's further depreciation.

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BlockBeats message, March 31, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, in recent days under multiple factors, the USD/JPY exchange rate has continued to press toward the 160 level: rising crude oil prices and a stronger U.S. dollar, combined with Tokyo CPI growth dropping to the lowest in nearly 4 years, have cooled market expectations for a rate hike by the Bank of Japan, leaving the yen under pressure and weakening.

On Hyperliquid, a giant whale starting with 0x58c added USDJPY (U.S. dollar/Japanese yen) long positions aggressively today; during the period there was a small reduction, but overall the position size was raised by about 16%, betting on the exchange rate breaking above the 160 level.

Currently, it holds USDJPY long positions with 27x leverage, with a size of $1.13 million. The average entry price is $159.89, the liquidation price is $154.77, and it is now down slightly by 4.2%.

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