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Japan's interest rate hike: Is this the last macro 'clear negative' factor?

The Bank of Japan's interest rate hike has landed, and from a macro perspective, this may be the last 'clear' negative factor in this cycle. The recent sharp fluctuations have largely been driven by the speculative behavior in the contract market, especially the last efforts of short sellers before a complete trend reversal.

For investors looking at next year and even longer cycles, rather than short-term traders, this may still be an area worth paying attention to. Looking ahead to 2026, the cryptocurrency industry may welcome several decisive positive drivers: the clarification of global cryptocurrency regulatory policies, the onset of interest rate cuts in major economies, and the acceleration of traditional financial assets being tokenized (RWA).

In this market, if one aims to pursue huge potential returns, one must be mentally prepared to endure significant fluctuations along the way. The ultimate winners in financial markets are often those who can first overcome their own human weaknesses.

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While the market is speculating for the last 'negative to be exhausted' and laying out for future macro positives, another kind of 'positive' that does not rely on any macro policies and is purely about action is continuously being realized.

As practiced by the community of @Max Charity , which has been forwarded by CZ: their 'bull market' does not rely on interest rate hikes or cuts, and their 'returns' are reflected in the globally increasing number of Giggle Academy classrooms and children receiving education. This focus on creating long-term social value through 'investment' is itself building the most robust asset that can traverse all economic cycles. #Max $BTC $ETH