Well said Financial Analysis and at the same time it looks like a political strategy to assert the yen or yuan (Japanese) excellent Financial Analysis friend. thank you
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💥LATEST NEWS: 🇯🇵 The Bank of Japan raises interest rates to 0.75%, the highest in 30 years🤯 Now let me explain how this rate hike will impact the global market and then I will explain how it affects the crypto markets. For years, Japan was one of the largest sources of cheap global liquidity. Investors could borrow Japanese yen at very low interest rates and then move that money to different markets like stocks, bonds, gold, and even crypto. This strategy worked because borrowing was cheap, and risk assets offered better returns. Now things have changed. With Japan raising interest rates, borrowing yen has become expensive. This means that fewer investors will borrow yen, and much of the existing money will start to flow back. As a result, global liquidity is tightening. When liquidity runs out, most markets struggle, which is why this environment is generally bearish for risk assets.
Now it's very easy to understand how this affects the crypto market. Cryptocurrencies rely heavily on liquidity. When global liquidity decreases, cryptocurrencies also feel the pressure. Less money flowing means lower demand, higher volatility, and more downside risk. Because of this, the crypto market may remain bearish over the next few days. $BTC may easily drop and test the $70,000 zone next week.
This is not a direct signal that Bitcoin is going to crash immediately. I am simply saying it may fall towards $70,000 next week, and this downturn could turn into a very strong buying opportunity by the end of December. Starting in January, markets will be recovering and rising strongly. So we will be taking profits by mid-January🔥 Stay patient, manage risk appropriately, and follow me as we continue to deliver timely, authentic, and credible crypto information with high-precision signals.
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