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Countdown to the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike! Bitcoin will face a liquidity test, are you ready? 震荡行情如何自保？ On December 19, the Bank of Japan may make a historic decision—raising interest rates for the first time in nearly thirty years. The market generally expects the rate to rise from 0.5% to 0.75%. Although the increase is moderate, the signal it sends is very significant. 🔄 How will the interest rate hike affect the crypto market? For a long time, the near-zero interest rate yen has been favored by global investors as a “financing currency.” Many borrow low-cost yen, convert it into dollars, and invest in high-risk assets like Bitcoin to earn interest rate spreads and asset appreciation—this is known as “yen arbitrage trading.” Once the yen interest rate rises, the cost of such funds will significantly increase, potentially triggering large-scale liquidations and putting pressure on the crypto market. 📉 How will the market react? In the short term, if arbitrage funds withdraw, the prices of assets like Bitcoin may come under pressure. The key will also depend on the statement made by Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda after the meeting: if he releases a dovish signal of “gradual progress,” market sentiment may quickly stabilize; if he hints at continuing interest rate hikes next year, it may prolong the volatility cycle. $WCT $RESOLV $BTC 💡 How to view and respond? This interest rate hike can be seen as another sign of the gradual tightening of the global liquidity environment. For long-term holders, volatility is the norm; for short-term traders, attention should be paid to the linkage between exchange rate fluctuations and capital flows. Historical experience shows that market sentiment often overreacts at the beginning of a policy shift. The true trend often becomes clearer after the noise subsides. Is your position ready for this liquidity “stress test”? Follow Musk's little dog: p u p p i e s🐶 #加密市场观察 (This article only provides

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$ZEC has broken 400 again, little sister is here to empty again 🤑

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On December 16th, I left a message for the Crown Prince, saying that ETH had a sharp drop of about 5%, falling between 2750-2800, and if it stabilizes at 2700, that would be the bottom. As a result, on the 17th, it dropped sharply by 4.75%, hitting a low of 2775, which completely met expectations. In the past few days, the situation in Japan has settled, and if there are no recent messages from the bears, it can be steadily acquired. The high point expectation remains 4 times, 2775*4=11100. However, my expectation for the high point is somewhat different from the Crown Prince's; I believe the peak will occur in Q1, and the annual high might be at the end of Q3. Pursuing medium to long-term gains, there is no rush at this moment; everyone should make their own judgments on buying and selling. The above is just my personal opinion.

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ZEC has risen too sharply, my heart is racing. This is my first time placing such a large order. Brothers, is my position safe?

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