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​Listen, let’s talk straight. Right now, there is a lot of fear in the crypto market. $XRP holders, in particular, are feeling the pressure because the price has crashed nearly 48% from its July 2025 peak of $3.66, currently trading around $1.90.
​A lot of friends are asking me: "Should I sell now and buy back later when it drops even further?"
​My answer: STOP! This could be a very dangerous trap.

​🛑 Why Buying Back Might Become Impossible
​Top market analysts are suggesting that those who are "panic selling" right now might never get the chance to #buy XRP at this price—or any price—ever again. Why? Because a massive Liquidity Crisis is looming.
​Think of it in simple terms: If the supply of coins on exchanges runs dry because big institutions have scooped it all up, you won’t be able to find a token to buy, even if you are willing to pay a premium.

​🇯🇵 #Japan's "Yen Carry Trade" and the XRP Magic
​This is the hidden factor no one is telling you about. With the Bank of Japan raising interest rates, huge financial institutions are looking for assets that can handle lightning-fast transactions.
​XRP as a "Bridge": Major Japanese institutions are considering XRP as the ideal bridge asset for cross-border payments.
​If Japanese giants start adopting it at scale, the available supply on the market will vanish.​On top of that, the arrival of XRP ETFs will further dry up whatever supply is left.
​🤔 Is This All Just a Dream?
​Look, I always prefer to be honest with you. All of this is currently speculation. There is no official confirmation yet that Japanese institutions will adopt it tomorrow. But in crypto, the winners are always those who take their positions before the news hits the masses.
​If the institutions make their move, retail investors (you and me) will be left empty-handed as the price skyrockets out of reach in the blink of an eye.
​🔥 My Personal Take:
​My friends, people are scared because the crucial $2 support level has broken. But remember: "The time to show courage is when everyone else is afraid." If you have conviction in the project, hold onto your bags. This isn't the time to sell; it’s the time to have patience. Don’t ruin your future because of a moment of panic.
​What do you think? Is XRP really never going to be this cheap again, or is this just hype? Drop your thoughts in the comments—I’m reading them all! 👇
​Note: This is my personal research and not financial advice. Always do your own homework before investing.

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Crypto in #Asia keeps gaining momentum. Another busy week in the Asian crypto landscape brings fresh partnerships, policy moves and cross-border shakeups.
From Seoul to Abu Dhabi, crypto in Asia is setting new benchmarks for the cryptosphere. Here’s what transpired this week.
Trump-Backed WLFI Expands Crypto In Asia Through South Korea’s #Bithumb
The South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb has partnered with World Liberty Financial (WLF), a US President Trump-linked crypto firm. The initiative aims to support the growth of decentralised finance (DeFi) worldwide.
According to the official statement released on 23 September 2025, the deal aims to explore business opportunities in the DeFi space while also securing investor confidence.
India Implements Strict New Rules To Combat Rising Digital Fraud Cases
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has introduced new rules to make digital payments in the country more secure in the wake of rising fraud cases.
The new guidelines were released on 25 September 2025 and have mandated stricter authentication for all digital transactions in India. All banks and payment companies must implement these rules by 1 April 2025.
The updated framework builds on the existing two-factor authentication system but adds a requirement for at least one dynamic security check, including a one-time password, biometric scan or hardware token.
These dynamic security checks will change with each transaction, helping prevent credentials from being reused or stolen. These rules also apply to international payments made with Indian cards.
Moreover, all authentication methods must comply with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and must function smoothly across devices and platforms.
According to the RBI, these new guidelines are designed to keep up with evolving technology while protecting users and maintaining trust in the financial system.
With the new guidelines, the RBI is encouraging companies to use smart checks based on user behaviour, extra verification and DigiLocker, a secure digital platform for storing and accessing important personal documents online.
UAE Joins #Global Pact For Automatic Crypto Tax Data Sharing
The UAE has committed to global crypto tax transparency by signing an international agreement under the OECD’s (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF).
CARF enables countries to automatically share tax-related data on crypto transactions, helping improve oversight and reduce tax evasion.
The decision was announced on 20 September 2025 by the UAE’s Ministry of Finance (MOF) to align the country’s digital asset policies with international tax standards.
According to the MOF, plans are in place to implement the framework in 2027, with the first exchange of information expected in 2028.
Pre-emptively, to get ready for the new crypto tax rules, the UAE has started public consultation to hear from key players in the industry, including exchanges, custodians, traders and advisors.
The feedback window on this kicked in on 15 September 2025 and will be active till 8 November.
The UAE is one of the 50 countries that plan to adopt CARF and aims to create a global system for sharing crypto tax data. Other countries on board include New Zealand, Australia and the Netherlands.
Crypto In Asia: #Japan's ’s Policy Reforms See Crypto Adoption Increase by 120%
Regulatory modernisation and policy reforms have resulted in Japan posting a 120% year-over-year increase in crypto adoption.
According to Chainalysis’s Geography of Cryptocurrency Report, this growth reflects Japan’s efforts to align crypto rules with traditional finance, including the approval of its first Yen-pegged stablecoin and reduced tax burdens for crypto traders.
Global market trends, especially post the US election trading spikes, also influenced the surge in adoption.
While Japan’s crypto market remains subdued compared to its regional peers, Bitbank’s Chief Business Development Officer, Atsushi Kuwabara, expects upcoming policy changes to further boost crypto usage and adoption in the country.
Across the Asia-Pacific, countries like South Korea, India and Indonesia also saw strong growth, with stablecoins playing a key role, signalling a shift towards mainstreaming crypto integration in the region.

A Major Liquidity Shift Has Started.

The 20-year JGB yield has hit 2.891%, the highest level this century.

At the same time, the 10-year yield has pushed toward 1.84%, a level that the BOJ avoided for years.

These are not just big numbers.

They explain why global markets, including crypto are reacting the way they are.

Here’s the actual situation:

➤ JAPAN’S LONG-TERM YIELDS ARE BREAKING OUT.

For almost 30 years, Japan kept yields artificially low. This allowed trillions of yen to flow outside the country because foreign bonds paid more.

That system is breaking down now.

• Rising domestic yields mean Japanese investors no longer need to look overseas for returns
• Hedging costs make U.S. and European bonds unattractive
• Investors unwind foreign positions and convert back to yen

This is the start of a carry trade unwind, not a small correction.

➤ THE SPEED OF THE YIELD MOVE IS THE REAL ISSUE

The jump from ~1.6% to ~1.8% happened in a very short window.
When funding costs inside Japan move this quickly, investors who were running carry positions don’t have time to adjust gradually; they have to unwind immediately.

➤ THE MOVE IS ACCELERATING, NOT SLOWING

The jump in the 20-year yield is especially important because long-term yields guide how pension funds, insurers, and large institutions allocate capital.

At ~2.9% on the 20-year, Japanese long-duration bonds are finally competing with foreign markets.

That forces capital to flow back home.

➤ UNWINDS CAUSE STRESS EVERYWHERE ELSE

When Japanese investors exit foreign assets, three things happen simultaneously:

1. They sell foreign bonds → pushing global yields up

2. They buy yen → strengthening the yen sharply

3. Rising yen → increases the cost of carry trades → more forced unwinds

This creates a feedback loop that affects every risk market.

Crypto feels it first because it trades 24/7.

➤ U.S. MARKETS ARE ALSO REACTING

The exit of Japanese buyers (one of the largest holders of U.S. Treasuries) pushes Treasury yields higher, tightening global liquidity even more.

Higher yields → tighter credit → weaker risk assets.

This is the same mechanism that contributed to the August 2024 crash, but the current signals are stronger.

➤ THIS DOESN’T STAY IN JAPAN

It becomes a global liquidity event
Once long term yields rise this fast, central banks start preparing for the next phase:

• Slower tightening
• Then dovish communication
• Then easing
• Then liquidity returns

They don’t react immediately, but the direction becomes predictable.

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR CRYPTO NOW

Short-term

• BTC and alts stay sensitive to moves in JGB yields
• Volatility increases during carry-trade unwinds
• Strong yen = weaker risk markets

Medium-term

• Rising global yields push policymakers closer to easing
• Any signal of slowing tightening becomes bullish for crypto
• Liquidity turns faster in crypto than in equities

Long-term

• Every liquidity cycle begins with a shock
• Crypto stabilizes before equities in easing phases
• Bitcoin typically leads when the next liquidity wave arrives

And this update builds on exactly what we warned about earlier, but the data now shows the shift is accelerating.
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