#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 The Bank of Japan is once again hawkish. The governor was clear this time— as long as economic data and inflation don’t show any surprises, interest rates will continue to rise.
The key point of this statement isn’t how many basis points were added today, but that the path of rate hikes has only just begun, and there’s more to come.
For the crypto market, this needs to be viewed in two time frames:
**What will happen in the short term?** The rate hike has been implemented, and the market may rebound— a technical rebound driven by the "bad news has been digested" sentiment. But don’t get too optimistic; the rebound’s ceiling is definitely limited. Because what’s more painful than the current bad news is the expectation that the "central bank will continue to raise rates," which is hanging over us.
**What about the medium to long term?** Entering a global rate hike cycle is a certainty. The systemic increase in funding costs is a double blow for assets like crypto that rely on liquidity and are driven by sentiment—valuation pressures and capital outflows. The overall market sentiment will shift from "a loose era of reckless buying" to "a tightening era of careful planning," and $BTC can’t escape this big logic either.
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MissingSats
· 2025-12-22 16:26
The central bank is going to raise interest rates again, and our liquidity bonus is gone just like that... Short-term rebound? Don't dream about it, the ceiling is right there.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 2025-12-22 15:17
Here we go again, the Central Banks are raising interest rates one after another, where is this going... what kind of short-term rebound is this, with a knife hanging over our heads, we can't recover at all.
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Damn, the era of easy money is really saying goodbye, from now on it’s a game of who has more cash reserves.
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The interest rate hike channel has just begun? Then we still have to endure this wave of market; the tightening of Liquidity is the most heart-wrenching.
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Wait, does this mean that the Central Banks will continue to come? Then this rebound is meaningless...
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The outflow of funds has already started, just look at the recent escape data if you don't believe it.
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The president didn't beat around the bush this time, directly saying that there's more to come, it sounds like the interest rate hike cycle will be long.
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The tightening era has arrived, the mentality of hoarding coins needs to change, switch to a rational Clip Coupons approach.
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 2025-12-22 05:46
Here we go again, with the interest rate hike expectations hanging over our heads like a blade. What's the point of a short-term Rebound? Isn't it just the fate of a dumb buyer?
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GasFeeCrier
· 2025-12-19 16:59
Damn, here it comes again. The central bank keeps raising interest rates endlessly... where else can I move my coins to?
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BankruptcyArtist
· 2025-12-19 16:57
Another wave of rate hike expectations is coming, and days in the crypto world are getting harder and harder.
The central bank keeps raising rates one after another, and we're suffering along with it.
Short-term rebound? Ha, the ceiling is so low it's not worth it.
The overall market sentiment is about to change, from buying to tightening belts, and even BTC can't save the situation.
Capital outflows are the most disgusting part, just wait and see.
The rate hike path has only just begun, and there's a long way to go. Just thinking about it is uncomfortable.
More frightening than the rate itself is the looming expectation that it will continue to rise.
The era of easing is truly gone forever. Now it's a race to see who can last longer.
Once again, it's a rebound driven by bad news digestion, just fooling the retail investors.
This time, the governor didn't hold back and directly said: continue to hike, no negotiations.
Liquidity is no longer sustainable; what does crypto rely on? Emotions? Emotions can't even hold up.
The entire big picture is laid out here; no one can escape.
Valuations are under pressure, capital is flowing out, a perfect storm.
That short-term rebound is just to look at; don't take it seriously.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 2025-12-19 16:40
Here we go again with this set, the central bank's rate hikes are endless
Short-term rebounds are just numbness, the real knife is still coming
BTC is now hanging in the balance, liquidity exhaustion is truly heartbreaking
Wait, if US employment data remains strong, does that mean more rate hikes?
The era of easing is really over, we need to learn to tighten our belts
The rate hike channel is open, our coins will also shrink accordingly, this logic can't be argued
The central bank is determined this time, there's really no hope for a short-term rebound ceiling
Where is the capital flowing? It can't all be cashed out, right?
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 The Bank of Japan is once again hawkish. The governor was clear this time— as long as economic data and inflation don’t show any surprises, interest rates will continue to rise.
The key point of this statement isn’t how many basis points were added today, but that the path of rate hikes has only just begun, and there’s more to come.
For the crypto market, this needs to be viewed in two time frames:
**What will happen in the short term?** The rate hike has been implemented, and the market may rebound— a technical rebound driven by the "bad news has been digested" sentiment. But don’t get too optimistic; the rebound’s ceiling is definitely limited. Because what’s more painful than the current bad news is the expectation that the "central bank will continue to raise rates," which is hanging over us.
**What about the medium to long term?** Entering a global rate hike cycle is a certainty. The systemic increase in funding costs is a double blow for assets like crypto that rely on liquidity and are driven by sentiment—valuation pressures and capital outflows. The overall market sentiment will shift from "a loose era of reckless buying" to "a tightening era of careful planning," and $BTC can’t escape this big logic either.