Someone asked: Before Japan raises interest rates, the market has already been falling. So when the interest rate hike is announced, will it stop falling?

The answer is: No, it may actually fall even harder.

The last two interest rate hikes were like this:

First, there was news of the interest rate hike, and the market started to slowly decline;

When the interest rate hike was actually announced, there would be a sudden drop, often leading to a "plunge" just a few days later, commonly referred to as a "needle stick".

Why? Because once the interest rate hike is implemented, the Japanese begin to transfer money back to their country to buy domestic assets, which reduces the amount of foreign money, causing the market to collapse.

However, this collapse could actually be a good opportunity to buy at the bottom. $BTC #加密市场观察