#数字货币市场回升 Is the global Liquidity turning point here? Two heavy blows may strike risk assets.
The Bank of Japan is serious this time. After the official start of the interest rate hike cycle, the Nikkei index has already provided an answer - it has dropped significantly. What’s worse is that borrowing costs have surged, and those arbitrage players relying on low-interest yen to leverage global investments are now busy closing positions to stem losses. This wave of capital returning to Japan directly means that the money flowing to other markets is decreasing. The cryptocurrency market, U.S. stocks, and emerging markets cannot escape the impact of this wave of tightening liquidity.
On the other side, the rumors of Powell "getting off early" are still fermenting. Although it's just a small market piece, his speech on Tuesday became the focus of everyone's attention. The Chairman of the Federal Reserve is not an ordinary position; once there is a real disturbance, the policy expectations of the entire financial market have to be repriced. Now, risk aversion sentiment has started to rise, and funds are observing—should they pull back first?
$BTC These assets may need to adapt to the new environment of "less money" in the short term.
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rug_connoisseur
· 14h ago
The recent interest rate hike in Japan has really caught arbitrage players off guard, with funds flowing back at lightning speed... But speaking of which, could this actually be an opportunity for BTC? Historically, every time liquidity tightens, there are people who buy the dip.
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123Charge!
· 23h ago
Hold on tight, we're about to To da moon 🛫
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SilentObserver
· 12-01 02:11
This wave of interest rate hikes in Japan is really going to drive arbitrage players to their demise, and the Fed is stirring things up over here... It's uncomfortable no matter where the money flows.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 12-01 02:11
The yen arbitrage this time closed the position, directly got my coin dumped... As expected, the macro environment is no joke.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 12-01 01:59
Japan is playing people for suckers, capital is flowing back, and we just have to watch the money flow out here... it's really tough in the short term.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 12-01 01:57
Japan's move is really incredible; arbitrage players must be crying in the bathroom right now... As liquidity tightens, the crypto world immediately suffers, why does BTC feel like it's still playing dead these days?
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HappyMinerUncle
· 12-01 01:55
When the Bank of Japan takes action, global arbitrage players have to run; this wave of liquidity tightening is no joke. What the crypto world fears most is that money becomes scarce. In the short term, they might have to hold onto Mainstream Tokens and wait for the storm to pass.
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SleepyValidator
· 12-01 01:47
Japan's recent interest rate hike has really caused a stir. The arbitrage and close position tactics have long been seen through, and now we just have to wait and see if Powell will really make a move. There's no avoiding the issue of liquidity tightening, and BTC is likely to fall in the short term.
#数字货币市场回升 Is the global Liquidity turning point here? Two heavy blows may strike risk assets.
The Bank of Japan is serious this time. After the official start of the interest rate hike cycle, the Nikkei index has already provided an answer - it has dropped significantly. What’s worse is that borrowing costs have surged, and those arbitrage players relying on low-interest yen to leverage global investments are now busy closing positions to stem losses. This wave of capital returning to Japan directly means that the money flowing to other markets is decreasing. The cryptocurrency market, U.S. stocks, and emerging markets cannot escape the impact of this wave of tightening liquidity.
On the other side, the rumors of Powell "getting off early" are still fermenting. Although it's just a small market piece, his speech on Tuesday became the focus of everyone's attention. The Chairman of the Federal Reserve is not an ordinary position; once there is a real disturbance, the policy expectations of the entire financial market have to be repriced. Now, risk aversion sentiment has started to rise, and funds are observing—should they pull back first?
$BTC These assets may need to adapt to the new environment of "less money" in the short term.