$ETH $BTC $BNB The script is wrong! Japan's interest rate hike has landed, and Bitcoin surprisingly hasn't collapsed? The low position order I stayed up all night to place is just sitting there. The market is frighteningly quiet—this is not calm, but two trillion-level giant funds are silently wrestling above our heads!
1. Japan's knife is slow
This is not a proactive interest rate hike? This is a "rescue interest rate hike" after inflation can't be suppressed and the yen can't hold up. The world's cheapest yen faucet is starting to tighten. But it will tighten slowly, withdrawing little by little from the global market.
2. America's pump is fierce
Why can't it drop? Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and other major banks have personally stepped in to buy coins for the wealthy. The BlackRock ETF is a legal pump. While one side (Japan) slowly withdraws, the other side (America) crazily buys, and the two top forces hedge each other, resulting in prices being eerily calm.
For us, there are only three sentences:
· Don't play with altcoins: Institutional money only recognizes Bitcoin. The volatility of altcoins will make you doubt life.
· Watch new indicators: Forget technical analysis. Now focus on the flow of funds in the U.S. Bitcoin ETF (the pump's power) and the USD/JPY exchange rate (the pressure gauge for withdrawal).
· Hold cash: Before the giant beast decides the winner, jumping around is normal. Leverage is suicide; cash is the real bomb.
(Ending, sparking discussion)
So, who do you think will win in this "withdrawal machine vs. pump" war?
Next year, will Bitcoin head towards independent institutional bull, or will the world enter a cold winter together?
The comments section awaits your true opinions!
