Pay attention to the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision on December 19th — this could be the most painful risk point for Bitcoin recently. Looking back at history, it's clear that the last two times the BOJ raised interest rates, BTC was hammered down by over 25% in a short period. Frankly, the main culprit is the "JPY carry trade unwind" demon. When the global cheap yen liquidity recedes, risk assets (including cryptocurrencies) are often the first to be sold off.
In the face of such external shocks, simply shouting "bullish" or "bearish" seems too naive. The real question is: does your investment portfolio include assets that can completely bypass such volatility and remain steady?
USDDStable was created to answer this question. It does not rely on any single country's monetary policy, nor does it blindly follow risk asset prices. Instead, through full collateralization with on-chain verifiable reserves, it establishes a global stable anchor. Whether it's a yen surge, dollar fluctuations, or other fiat currency turbulence, USDD offers a form of certainty that spans cycles.
The true risk management strategy has never been about guessing whether a storm will come, but about preparing the port in advance.
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RugResistant
· 2025-12-20 00:21
Can the Bank of Japan's recent actions really break through? The history is right in front of us.
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GweiObserver
· 2025-12-18 13:43
The Bank of Japan's move is really a slaughter machine, always precisely harvesting the chives. A 25% drop comes suddenly, and there's no time to react.
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CrashHotline
· 2025-12-18 05:50
The Bank of Japan's rate hike is really decisive, each time it can drop by 25%. Is it coming again on December 19th? Better to prepare in advance with stablecoins.
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AlphaLeaker
· 2025-12-18 05:37
With the Bank of Japan's move, arbitrage traders really need to run. The 25% decline has a pretty high chance of repeating history... The port theory is quite good, but can stablecoins like USDD really stay stable?
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 2025-12-18 05:30
The Bank of Japan's move is indeed aggressive; the history is right there. But to be honest, the idea that just by issuing a stablecoin you can avoid systemic risk... sounds a bit too idealistic.
Pay attention to the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision on December 19th — this could be the most painful risk point for Bitcoin recently. Looking back at history, it's clear that the last two times the BOJ raised interest rates, BTC was hammered down by over 25% in a short period. Frankly, the main culprit is the "JPY carry trade unwind" demon. When the global cheap yen liquidity recedes, risk assets (including cryptocurrencies) are often the first to be sold off.
In the face of such external shocks, simply shouting "bullish" or "bearish" seems too naive. The real question is: does your investment portfolio include assets that can completely bypass such volatility and remain steady?
USDDStable was created to answer this question. It does not rely on any single country's monetary policy, nor does it blindly follow risk asset prices. Instead, through full collateralization with on-chain verifiable reserves, it establishes a global stable anchor. Whether it's a yen surge, dollar fluctuations, or other fiat currency turbulence, USDD offers a form of certainty that spans cycles.
The true risk management strategy has never been about guessing whether a storm will come, but about preparing the port in advance.