#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 ⚠️ Japan's inflation rate has surged to 3.0%, surpassing the United States for the first time in 46 years—this signal cannot be ignored. For every 1 percentage point of inflation that exceeds the U.S., it will trigger approximately $100 billion in bond selling. The pressure on the bond market is one thing, but more importantly, expectations for the Central Bank of Japan to raise interest rates are continuously heating up. When these negative factors combine, the downward pressure on the market will be quite evident. Changes in the macro environment often directly affect the pricing of encryption assets, and varieties such as $BTC $ETH are worth close attention.

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RealYieldWizardvip
· 8h ago
Japan's inflation surpasses that of the United States, this is interesting, the bond market is going to take a hit --- It's all about interest rate hike expectations and bond selling, why does it feel like all the bad things are going to hit encryption --- $100 billion bond sell-off? That's quite a scale, can BTC withstand it? --- Strong employment in the US, soaring inflation in Japan... are these two major economies going for reverse operation? --- Central Bank matters are always like this, once something moves, everything moves, encryption really suffers along --- Every time there's a macro change, they say "it transmits to encryption pricing", we are just the stepping stones of the economic cycle --- Japan for the first time in 46 years? This data is indeed explosive, no wonder the market is in turmoil --- With a 1 percentage point inflation difference, $100 billion level bonds flee... this macro situation is scarier than any technical aspect
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Fren_Not_Foodvip
· 8h ago
Japan's inflation surpassing that of the United States is really hard to ignore; will the bond market crash? --- With a $100 billion selling pressure, we need to keep a close eye on BTC during this market wave. --- Central Banks are all making moves; as soon as interest rate hike expectations arise, the crypto world will start to shake. --- The U.S. employment data is strong, but Japan's inflation is a huge variable; it feels like the calm before the storm. --- This is hilarious, the U.S. is still bragging about strong employment while Japan's inflation has soared to a 46-year high. --- Now it's getting serious, the macro environment is changing; encryption assets are likely to react to the news. --- If a bond selling wave comes, we really need to keep a tight watch on ETH and BTC. --- Is the Bank of Japan going to make a real move? Then the market will indeed feel tremendous pressure; we need to be cautious on-chain. --- The gap in inflation is widening; can risk assets still avoid the fallout?
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ForkYouPayMevip
· 8h ago
Is Japan's inflation surpassing that of the United States? This is getting interesting, BTC is going to take a beating. --- A $100 billion bond sell-off is no joke, can the crypto market stand alone? You're thinking too much. --- The expectation of interest rate hikes from the Central Bank is rising, which is basically a signal to prepare to play people for suckers, everyone be careful. --- Strong employment in the U.S. and high inflation in Japan, these opposing forces are about to clash, I bet BTC will dip. --- The key is still the attitude of the Bank of Japan; once they seriously raise interest rates, the chain reaction will reach the crypto world in no time, don't say I didn't warn you. --- A situation that occurs once in thirty to fifty years, Japan's inflation exceeds that of the U.S., it's too surreal, this market trend is a bit precarious. --- Once the bond market collapses, liquidity will tighten, and crypto assets will be the first to get dumped, it's historical law. --- I feel this wave is a big signal, the market is about to reprice, those buying the dip now are brave. --- Why is ETH still rising these days? Aren't you afraid of bond sell-offs? I can't quite understand. --- The macro environment translating to the crypto world can be summed up in one word—dumping, get your USDT ready.
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DeFiDoctorvip
· 8h ago
The medical records show that the current inflation symptoms in Japan are indeed a bit severe, but how was the $100 billion figure for bond selling calculated? I want to verify the accuracy of this clinical parameter. It is certain that BTC and ETH will be affected in the short term, but there is no need to panic excessively—macro conditions must be reviewed regularly.
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GlueGuyvip
· 8h ago
Japan's inflation outpaces the US? This is interesting, it feels like the crypto world is going to face a wave of selling. --- Wait a minute, a $100 billion bond dumping? Then BTC really needs to be careful this time. --- Central Bank interest rate hike expectations are rising, why do all assets seem to feel the pain? Let's wait and see for now. --- Japan's inflation has surpassed the US for the first time in 46 years, this signal really needs to be watched closely, can ETH hold up? --- Here we go again, whenever the macro situation shifts, encryption has to follow and lie down, when can it be independent? --- The pressure on the bond market should have been seen earlier, focusing on BTC now is right, don't chase the price just yet. --- Has inflation reversed? The Bank of Japan is getting serious, it feels like there's still more to stir up this year.
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MevWhisperervip
· 8h ago
The fact that Japan's inflation has surpassed that of the United States seems to be starting to stir the entire market; we need to keep a close eye on whether BTC will follow suit and decline.
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