#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 What does Japan's Bank of Japan raising interest rates by 0.75% really mean? In the context of major global central banks, this magnitude is almost negligible—still ranking second to last among developed economies. But why is it trending on social media? Because it's the first time in 30 years. Its symbolic significance far outweighs the actual impact.

From another perspective, this is like a blockbuster movie that has been heavily spoiled. Before walking into the theater, viewers have already watched all the plot twists and endings; when they finally sit in their seats, there's no suspense left. The market operates on the same logic—the central bank's every move is transparent in public opinion and data, and investors have already adjusted their positions step by step during the evolving expectations. By the time the official announcement is made, all reactions have already been absorbed. This is the "clear card" mechanism of market pricing.

For traders concerned with global liquidity and interest rate environments, Japan's policy shift, although more symbolic than impactful, is indeed changing the flow of global funds. $BTC $ETH The performance of risk assets like these is often most sensitive to macro liquidity changes.