#美联储恢复降息进程 The truth finally surfaced today after this big dump.
The rumors circulating in the market—such as regulatory crackdowns and the Fed chairman's premature departure—are all smokescreens. Powell's term is set to expire in June next year, and with his style, he wouldn't just suddenly throw in the towel. The real catalyst? The Bank of Japan suddenly signaling a rate hike.
The timeline matches perfectly: This morning, shortly after 7 o'clock, news broke and the yen exchange rate plummeted instantly, with the cryptocurrency market almost simultaneously crashing. This is not a coincidence. What’s worse is that this means another faucet of global liquidity is about to be turned off—previously we were hoping it would release liquidity, but now it is starting to withdraw.
Next, we will see whether the United States will pressure Japan to hit the pause button. What the market needs now is certainty, not more variables.
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RugPullAlarm
· 12-01 15:59
On-chain data shows that Large Investors concentrated their outflow between 7:00 and 8:30 this morning. When the news from the Central Bank of Japan came out, the capital flow had already started to change. The smoke screen is right, but the question is—who is deliberately releasing the smoke?
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ProxyCollector
· 12-01 15:59
When Japan raises interest rates, the whole world suffers, this trap is really amazing.
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AirdropHunter420
· 12-01 15:55
When Japan raises interest rates, the whole world has to tremble... Liquidity can disappear just like that, it's really extreme.
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OffchainOracle
· 12-01 15:51
The Bank of Japan's move is really harsh, and global liquidity has tightened all of a sudden.
#美联储恢复降息进程 The truth finally surfaced today after this big dump.
The rumors circulating in the market—such as regulatory crackdowns and the Fed chairman's premature departure—are all smokescreens. Powell's term is set to expire in June next year, and with his style, he wouldn't just suddenly throw in the towel. The real catalyst? The Bank of Japan suddenly signaling a rate hike.
The timeline matches perfectly: This morning, shortly after 7 o'clock, news broke and the yen exchange rate plummeted instantly, with the cryptocurrency market almost simultaneously crashing. This is not a coincidence. What’s worse is that this means another faucet of global liquidity is about to be turned off—previously we were hoping it would release liquidity, but now it is starting to withdraw.
Next, we will see whether the United States will pressure Japan to hit the pause button. What the market needs now is certainty, not more variables.