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📊 While most traders expected Bitcoin to rise, Japan quietly delivered an economic surprise that turned the market narrative. The Bank of Japan raised interest rates to their highest level in 30 years, a move that many did not anticipate - immediately tightening global liquidity conditions.⚜️
Here’s why this matters more than any chart pattern. When interest rates rise, money becomes expensive. Borrowing slows down, leverage dries up, and institutions become defensive. Companies delay expansion, funds reduce exposure, and capital starts to flow away from high-risk assets.
Yes, Bitcoin is firmly sitting in that risk category during liquidity contraction.
This is why today’s move was not a 'manipulation' or random selling. It was a reaction to liquidity driven by macroeconomics. With global interest rates rising, investors are turning away from volatile assets towards safety, creating sudden downward pressure across cryptocurrency markets.
This is exactly why awareness of macroeconomics is as important as technical analysis. Before the red candles even appeared, warning signs were already present in the data and political shifts.
The rejection of Bitcoin from the 93,000–94,000 area was evident, with the price sliding towards the 89,000 area, confirming the bearish bias driven by tightening liquidity.
Markets do not move on hope.
It is moving based on capital flows.
Stay alert. The next big move will come from macroeconomics - not the noise.
