#美国非农就业数据表现强劲 The Bank of Japan's Major Move Is Coming—On December 19th, the market might be set to shake.
The most aggressive rate hike in thirty years is about to be unveiled, with a 25 basis point increase, indicating that the Bank of Japan has made up its mind. Global investors are still digesting the impact of this "policy bomb," and traders watching the screens are already feeling the tension.
The question is: $BTC, what will happen? Market sentiment is not very optimistic. Analysts are sounding the alarm—facing such an aggressive central bank policy, Bitcoin may not withstand it and could be pushed downward directly. Some even give specific forecasts: a drop to the $63,000 level is within the realm of consideration.
Typically, interest rate hikes by central banks mean a stronger dollar and tighter liquidity, with crypto assets as risk assets being the first to react. As the world's third-largest economy, Japan's moves often influence the entire Asia-Pacific market and subsequently affect global market sentiment. In the short term, paying attention to $BTC's trend and the market's actual response will be crucial.
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MetaLord420
· 12-18 22:38
63k? Then I'll just wait to buy the dip, history always repeats itself anyway.
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LayoffMiner
· 12-17 21:45
I am a retired miner. The Japanese Central Bank's recent moves are indeed aggressive, but honestly, every time analysts call for a decline, it tends to reverse... We'll see how December 19th plays out. Anyway, my mining rigs have long been shut down, so I'll just watch the show.
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PortfolioAlert
· 12-17 04:50
63,000? I actually see this wave as a bullish signal. Central bank rate hikes have always been opportunities for the market to reprice, with some false signals and some real.
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TradingNightmare
· 12-17 04:38
63000, so what? You still have to buy the dip, anyway I've already cut my losses once.
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OnchainSniper
· 12-17 04:37
It's another analyst trying to scare people. If 63k really drops, I'll just buy the dip.
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LiquidityWizard
· 12-17 04:25
Another wave of central bank cutting the leeks, is BTC really going to kneel this time?
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Can 63k really hold? I bet 5 bucks it will break
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With the Bank of Japan's surgical knife, the entire Asia-Pacific region is doomed. Let's watch the slaughter show
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Hiking interest rates = death, when will this formula be cracked
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Another policy bomb, every time they say there will be an earthquake, and what’s the result? BTC is still doing well
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Short-term optimists should probably clear their positions now, or else risk getting trapped
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This move is really fierce, the strongest rate hike in 30 years, the dollar soars while BTC suffers, I’m too familiar with this routine
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Liquidity tightening = capital fleeing, so I ask, have your stop-loss orders been placed?
#美国非农就业数据表现强劲 The Bank of Japan's Major Move Is Coming—On December 19th, the market might be set to shake.
The most aggressive rate hike in thirty years is about to be unveiled, with a 25 basis point increase, indicating that the Bank of Japan has made up its mind. Global investors are still digesting the impact of this "policy bomb," and traders watching the screens are already feeling the tension.
The question is: $BTC, what will happen? Market sentiment is not very optimistic. Analysts are sounding the alarm—facing such an aggressive central bank policy, Bitcoin may not withstand it and could be pushed downward directly. Some even give specific forecasts: a drop to the $63,000 level is within the realm of consideration.
Typically, interest rate hikes by central banks mean a stronger dollar and tighter liquidity, with crypto assets as risk assets being the first to react. As the world's third-largest economy, Japan's moves often influence the entire Asia-Pacific market and subsequently affect global market sentiment. In the short term, paying attention to $BTC's trend and the market's actual response will be crucial.