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⚡ The Bank of Japan has just announced an interest rate hike to 1.50%, the highest record in 46 years. To be honest, as soon as this news broke, global markets started to tremble—because it could lead to a massive withdrawal of $500 billion in funds.

How to understand this power? Imagine that 500 billion dollars is equivalent to directly siphoning off the scale of a Swiss economy from the global financial system; the impact is not just significant.

The chain is like this:

The appreciation of the yen → Japanese capital is tightening its escape from overseas → US Treasuries, US stocks, and various ETFs are being frantically sold off → Dollar liquidity suddenly tightens. This is a classic reverse operation of arbitrage trading, and once it starts, it will trigger a chain reaction across markets.

What does it mean for the crypto world? To put it bluntly, assets with high volatility like BTC find it hard to stand alone. When global risk assets are being indiscriminately bombarded, crypto assets usually can't escape either. It's crucial to keep a close eye on the Bank of Japan's holdings, especially their buying and selling signals in U.S. Treasury bonds and U.S. stocks.

The most heart-wrenching question is - when Japan last raised interest rates in 1978, the United States was struggling in the quagmire of stagflation. Will this round of "yen storm" be the last straw that breaks this bull market? What do you all think?