There is an interesting phenomenon in the market—those significant positive and negative news are often digested in advance.
A clue can be seen by reviewing the Federal Reserve's rate cut cycle. Each time a rate cut meeting concludes, the market remains relatively calm. The market's reaction actually occurs during the anticipation phase; by the time the rate cut is implemented, the market has already adjusted accordingly.
The recent rate hike by the Bank of Japan follows the same logic. Based on recent trends, the adjustment in BTC has basically been completed. But the real suspense lies ahead—will the Bank of Japan continue to raise interest rates? This is the key variable affecting the future market. Whether policy expectations can be stabilized will determine the next direction.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-18 13:49
The dust has settled and nothing happened, this is really outrageous haha
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 12-18 13:31
Once the dust settles, there will be no suspense. Now we just wait to see what the Bank of Japan's next move will be—that's the real variable.
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MidnightSeller
· 12-18 13:30
The "boots landing" phrase has become tired; the key is to see what the Bank of Japan actually intends to do—whether they will proceed step by step or continue to raise rates consecutively.
Expectations being digested doesn't mean there's no chance; anyway, I'm still waiting for the next suspense.
The market's reaction during the expectation phase is correct, but the problem is that expectations themselves are changing—nothing is fixed.
Has the BTC adjustment been fully released? Don't be silly, there are still uncertainties ahead.
Profitability depends on policy expectations remaining stable; if they stay stable, it becomes less interesting.
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UnruggableChad
· 12-18 13:25
Once the dust settles, it's game over; it was expected to be a rollercoaster from the start.
There is an interesting phenomenon in the market—those significant positive and negative news are often digested in advance.
A clue can be seen by reviewing the Federal Reserve's rate cut cycle. Each time a rate cut meeting concludes, the market remains relatively calm. The market's reaction actually occurs during the anticipation phase; by the time the rate cut is implemented, the market has already adjusted accordingly.
The recent rate hike by the Bank of Japan follows the same logic. Based on recent trends, the adjustment in BTC has basically been completed. But the real suspense lies ahead—will the Bank of Japan continue to raise interest rates? This is the key variable affecting the future market. Whether policy expectations can be stabilized will determine the next direction.