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The Bank of Japan keeps interest rates unchanged, and this is the reason for the market correction in the past two days. Previously, the market generally expected the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates, but based on the statements from the Bank of Japan's officials today, there is a possibility of a rate hike in June.
The yen is actually an important provider of global dollar liquidity. Many funds borrow yen at low interest rates and then exchange them for dollars to invest in higher-yield markets. This is a typical carry trade. But if Japan raises interest rates, these arbitrage positions

The doomsday war chariot is still awesome; as soon as it starts, the market drops, but this time the signals aren't clear enough.
Only LUNC and USTC made it onto the top gainers list, while the others, $LUNA and $FTT , didn't make the list.
According to normal logic, they should all be on the list.
Also, why does Fat Penguin $PENGU seem to have turned into a doomsday war chariot as well?

Thoughts on the upcoming market trend
At this stage, the cryptocurrency market has not yet met the fundamental conditions for a bull run; it’s more like preparing for the next wave. During this period, there’s likely to be a more thorough shakeout, redistributing the chips cleanly.
Before a large influx of new funds enters, the market’s operation is actually quite simple: liquidity is limited, and altcoins are mostly phase-based battles, with a wave of rise, a wave of sell-off, taking profits when the time is right, making it difficult to form a sustained trend. Many of the upward movements yo

$DOGE Dogecoin has been inexplicably strong these past two days, and $XRP is also. It feels like a “mainstream coins catch-up” rally is about to come. No matter how much these trashy, low-quality altcoins pump, this market—many retail investors are already not buying into it anymore. They’re just quietly watching the dog whales’ operators perform. Only after the mainstream coins catch up with a rally will market sentiment start to FOMO.

$WLD This coin, as soon as it slightly rises, the project team starts selling off. It’s always been like this, with no exceptions. $PUMP and $HYPE project teams take out large amounts of income to buy back tokens on the secondary market. When you compare these, the bigger picture becomes clear. If a project team is unwilling to hold their own tokens, why should retail investors hold them? Do you really want to wait until the project team has completely run away, and then you become the biggest sucker?

The overall trend for the upcoming market remains a rebound rally
Here are some of my reasons for judgment
1. The bear markets in previous years lasted 12 to 13 months.
2. In past bear markets, several major black swan events caused crashes. None have occurred yet; currently, it's just the AAVE liquidity crisis, but it may not necessarily explode.
3. Typical giant IPOs in 2026 include SpaceX in June and OpenAI, Anthropic in Q4, each raising hundreds of billions of dollars. These giant IPOs will drain liquidity from the entire financial market, including the US stock market and cryptocurrencies

Keep tracking and sharing $TAO subnet dynamics
Figure 1 shows the total price of all Bittensor subnets measured in TAO — it is actually the most direct signal of the network’s real demand, but it is rarely mentioned in the crypto circle.
What is happening in the chart?
From August 2025 to January 2026, the price nearly stayed flat at 1 TAO for six consecutive months: no fluctuations, no trading volume. The market assumed everything was normal, industry participants gradually exited, retail investors lost interest, and it fell silent.
But this silence was actually building up.
In late January

$ETH So far, the daily 200 EMA has been heavily rejected, causing BTC.D to surge, and all mainstream altcoins to weaken. ETH, as the leader of the altcoins, will only move once it catches up to 2500, and the mainstream coins will follow.

Doomsday Tank $LUNC has risen, but I feel it’s fine for now. Because at the moment, the only one that has truly made it onto the top gainer list is LUNC. Other coins like LUNA, USTC, and FTT haven’t entered the top gainer list yet either—they’re just rising in line with the overall altcoin market trend. So for now, things should be temporarily okay.
In summary, my personal approach is: for the spot holdings that haven’t gained significantly, I set a breakeven stop-loss; for those that have already gained a lot, I keep raising the stop-loss line. Once price breaks below a key level, I exit. As

$PEPE The main reason for this delay is still the heavy weight of the vehicle
After 8 months, the whale 0x2Dc8 withdrew another 800B PEPE worth $3.08M from Coinbase Prime.
8 months ago, the whale 0x2Dc8 withdrew 600B PEPE (worth $7.32 million at the time), now it has a loss of $5.04 million.
This PEPE coin is not only popular among retail investors, but whales also like to hold large positions, which has led to the current situation where PEPE is neither rising nor falling significantly. When it does go up a little, someone sells off, and there are too many trapped orders above. Usually, the

OTHERS A foot back to the middle track actually counts as a healthy correction for the imitation coins, and conveniently reabsorbs some of the mainstream chips.
Next, the key still depends on $BTC 's trend. If Bitcoin can maintain its strength here or even push higher (I personally think it can push again to fill the CME futures gap), then the market's risk appetite remains, and funds are likely to continue spreading into the imitation coins.
Currently, small-cap imitation coins have already surged once, while mainstream coins haven't moved much yet, so my personal strategy is to continue wait

$PENGU Chubby Penguin
It is one of the few altcoins that has been performing quite well recently, and it looks like PENGU has also broken out of a consolidation range that lasted for over 80 days.
Stay patient, leave it to time.
PENGU has the potential to surpass $BONK and $TRUMP .
And then everything else will follow.

The neighboring exchange today afternoon $BTC pinned the price to 76,504. At this level, there were trades worth $120 million. Orders with a capital size like this are definitely from institutions. As for my outlook on the upcoming market, I still don’t change my view: the market will go back to fill the Bitcoin CME futures gap in the 79,600–81,000 range. Then, currently, BTC has been hit back both times after attempting to break the 80,000 level. If it comes for a third time, it will most likely break through.
Then, from the news front, U.S. President Trump said: “We have fully controlled th

It's the same view as yesterday's live broadcast: the Bitcoin CME gap between 79,600 and 81,000 will be filled, BTC will consolidate sideways for a period, while altcoins will rise for a few days first, then followed by a major shorting opportunity.

Is the DeFi track cooling down behind the $AAVE incident???
Many people have become pessimistic about the entire DeFi and even Ethereum because of this AAVE incident. This kind of sentiment is actually quite normal, but it may not be a bad thing. It’s more like amplifying a long-standing fundamental issue: the difference between open and closed systems.
DeFi projects like Aave and Uniswap are essentially fully open—code is public, rules are transparent, and even vulnerabilities are spotlighted. Because of this, they are scrutinized endlessly, with any issues being examined repeatedly, exploit