Japan's interest rate hike has led to a global capital return

Is this an opportunity or a crisis?

Bitcoin's performance today is no exception, facing a bloodbath

Altcoins have almost dropped by 8-10%, while Bitcoin's decline is 6%

The overall market index shows extreme panic

Looking back at November 28, the People's Bank of China joined several departments to discuss Bitcoin

They convened to crack down on virtual currency trading speculation

This series of actions only deepens the panic among retail investors

In the face of the potential interest rate decision from the Bank of Japan on December 19.

Reviewing the policies of the Bank of Japan in recent years, the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike does not have a straightforward negative or positive impact on gold and silver; the bigger factor is liquidity.

Once Japan raises interest rates, international capital will sell off overseas assets to exchange for yen to repay debts, leading to short-term sell-offs of gold, commodities, etc., which will trigger fear.

Subsequent focus will be on the direction of the Federal Reserve's policy; silver and gold may experience short-term fluctuations and rebounds.

If Japan raises interest rates independently, the liquidity of gold and silver may pull back in the short term, but if this coincides with a trend of the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates, it could be more widespread.

Finally, a reminder to everyone: protect your holdings, don't let the market diminish your assets.

Because panic leads to the relinquishment of holdings, please view the market rationally.

Being fully invested or completely out of the market are both symbols of greed.

This statement holds true in any financial market!