In the past three rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, the positive effects have quickly turned negative. So why does the market believe that Japan's rate hike will follow the same pattern? Clearly, it's about sentiment; the most fearful moments always occur at the bottom.

Moreover, this is happening while Bitcoin has dropped 37% in a month, Ethereum has halved, and altcoins have been continuously declining for nearly five years, while neighboring markets keep injecting liquidity. Historically, risk assets have always been the most volatile, with capital shifting from stability to risk.

Historically, stable assets like gold, U.S. stocks, and silver have risen, and then it's time for cryptocurrencies. The gains in the crypto space aren't like theirs; they can sustain increases over six months to a year. The crypto cycle is characterized by fluctuating gains, including Bitcoin and altcoins, with the most significant surges occurring at the end of bull markets, all happening within two to three months, with market caps multiplying several times, and those two months are what we've been waiting for over four years!