#美联储重启降息步伐 The bull market is still on, but the game has changed. This cycle isn’t simple—the Fed keeps printing money and cutting rates, funds are pouring in like crazy, and digital assets alone have attracted $1.9 billion; BTC is eyeing $120,000. But on the other hand, Japan suddenly raised rates, which directly disrupted the funding chain for carry trades, so short-term volatility is inevitable.
The current situation is clear: don’t expect all coins to rise together effortlessly. BTC’s role as a macro hedge is getting stronger, with institutions aggressively building positions through ETFs; those altcoins with real potential are actually being filtered through this volatility, with quality projects quietly gaining strength. This round is all about vision and patience.
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zkNoob
· 12-10 03:42
Japan's interest rate hike is really disruptive, and those who have burst out of interest rates are afraid that they will cut their meat again
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SneakyFlashloan
· 12-10 02:05
Japan really disrupted the rhythm with this move, causing a wave of carry trade liquidations.
Institutions are aggressively accumulating, while retail investors are still sleepwalking—the gap is widening just like that.
I'm optimistic about quality small-cap coins that have been wrongly punished; the accumulation phase at the bottom should be almost over.
There might still be repeated testing before $120,000, so no rush.
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PoolJumper
· 12-08 07:10
Japan's move has really shaken things up. Is carry trading still viable?
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 12-08 07:08
Japan’s move is truly brilliant, directly bursting the carry trade dream.
Institutions are aggressively accumulating BTC, while retail investors are still dreaming of easy wins, haha.
Seriously, playing with crypto now is all about who can withstand the volatility without panicking.
$1.9 billion has flowed in, but picking the wrong coin makes it all pointless.
If you don’t have the right vision, patience alone is useless—this round is a feast for institutions.
When BTC surges to $120,000, retail investors chasing the top should be careful not to get trapped.
Junk coins deserve to die, quality projects are quietly accumulating at the bottom.
So, the current market isn’t a game where everything rises together.
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ForkTrooper
· 12-08 07:04
Japan is causing the most trouble; the carry trade here has completely collapsed. It seems that macro factors really can determine everything.
#美联储重启降息步伐 The bull market is still on, but the game has changed. This cycle isn’t simple—the Fed keeps printing money and cutting rates, funds are pouring in like crazy, and digital assets alone have attracted $1.9 billion; BTC is eyeing $120,000. But on the other hand, Japan suddenly raised rates, which directly disrupted the funding chain for carry trades, so short-term volatility is inevitable.
The current situation is clear: don’t expect all coins to rise together effortlessly. BTC’s role as a macro hedge is getting stronger, with institutions aggressively building positions through ETFs; those altcoins with real potential are actually being filtered through this volatility, with quality projects quietly gaining strength. This round is all about vision and patience.