2026-01-20 02:31:00

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Will the Bank of Japan raise interest rates again?

Think about it, if this actually happens, global liquidity will have to tighten, and the crypto market won't fare well. $BTC $ETH $RIVER these assets, once deprived of hot money infusion, are indeed prone to short-term adjustments.

But on the other hand, macro policy changes are often phased. How the market digest this wave of expectations and when they actually follow through are the key points to watch. Sometimes expectations can move the market more than actual events.

What do you think?

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FloorPriceWatcher

· 12h ago

If the Bank of Japan really raises interest rates, our bottom support may need to be retested, and this wave probably can't be avoided. --- Expectations often scare more than actual confirmation, but our circle is already used to it. --- When liquidity tightens, funds flow into US bonds, and BTC still has to endure more hits. --- However, this kind of situation can be an opportunity to buy the dip; it all depends on who keeps a steady mindset. --- After these operations by central banks, retail investors are always the last to know the truth. --- Rather than obsessing over expectations, it's better to see if the main players' chips are in place. --- With the rate hike expectations coming, I need to be prepared for my holdings to be hit. --- Macroeconomic expectations are repeatedly pulling back and forth, and the time to test confidence has arrived.

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MidnightSeller

· 12h ago

Is the Bank of Japan raising interest rates? Bro, this expectation might once again fall short, as it's always the same old wolf coming. Flow is indeed easily affected by macro shocks, but I think the market has already fully digested the expectations. In fact, those who rush out early won't be able to catch up when the time comes. Let's wait and see. The rate hike has been delayed multiple times; don't be scared away. --- Actually, the most important thing is to see how the Federal Reserve acts. The Bank of Japan is really not the main concern. --- Whether hot money is lacking or not doesn't matter; the key is whether institutions are involved. Retail investors can't shake out retail investors. --- This expectation is the same as before. And the result? BTC still rose. Don't overthink it.

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SatsStacking

· 12h ago

Uh, liquidity tightening this wave is really painful. BTC hasn't felt exciting these past two months. The Bank of Japan is coming up with new tricks again. Now it depends on how the Federal Reserve will respond. I believe in the expectation of market tug-of-war; it can cause more volatility than actual implementation. Hot money withdrawal indeed makes the market more vulnerable to crashes. The current pace is a bit stifling. But macro stuff is all about strategy; whoever can read the market faster will make money, right? Adjustments are normal. There can't be a bull market without pullbacks. The question is, where is the bottom? The most annoying thing about liquidity crunch is that slow grind; it's not a sharp drop but that makes it even more uncomfortable. Are the central banks giving the crypto market a placebo? The competition is getting more intense, for sure.

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