What is the essence of this round of pullback? Japan has released signals for interest rate hikes, causing global liquidity to tighten instantly. Hot money fears interest rate inversion the most, and the first reaction is to sell risk assets for dollars to seek safety. The crypto world, as a high fluctuation category, naturally bears the brunt.
The market is now in a wait-and-see period, with everyone waiting for the results of the policy game in December—whether the Federal Reserve will really restart the easing cycle, and whether the Bank of Japan can withstand the pressure and continue its hawkish stance. Until these macro variables are settled, large capital will not easily enter the market. In the short term, patience is more important than action.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 12-04 03:26
Wait, as soon as the signal for a rate hike in Japan comes out, there's a full-scale sell-off? I'm all too familiar with this trick; they pull this every time. The real big players have already been quietly accumulating at the bottom.
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rug_connoisseur
· 12-04 01:23
As soon as Japan signaled a rate hike, hot money fled in fear, and the crypto market has to take the blame again.
Let's wait until December—no one dares to make a move before there's a result.
By the way, will the Fed really cut rates? Feels like it's all just talk.
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CounterIndicator
· 12-03 14:56
Japan is the most hawkish, the whole world suffers, and the crypto community is the first to take the hit—there’s nothing wrong with this logic.
Let’s wait until December. For now, all actions are just passively taking hits; big funds are still on the sidelines.
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BrokenYield
· 12-01 15:05
lol here we go again... the classic "wait for macro clarity" copium. smart money sitting on sidelines while retail gets liquidated, tale as old as time tbh. carry trade unwind is exactly the kind of systemic risk nobody wants to price in until it's too late. correlation matrix just went haywire and people act surprised??? Before the policy rollout in December, this wave of volatility is just noise, the real black swan hasn't appeared yet.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 12-01 15:00
Just wait until December to see who blinks first, the Fed or the Bank of Japan. Entering the market now is just a gambler's mentality.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 12-01 15:00
Wait, does Japan really dare to raise interest rates? How is that even possible, with so much debt...
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CryingOldWallet
· 12-01 14:55
The Bank of Japan's recent actions are truly remarkable, they have effectively tightened global liquidity, and we in the crypto world have really nothing to say about it. It's just the most annoying waiting period, where we can't do anything.
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SerumSquirrel
· 12-01 14:53
Just waiting for December, anyway, operating now is like gambling. The Bank of Japan really made a bold move, directly scaring away global hot money.
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TopBuyerForever
· 12-01 14:46
It's another mess caused by Japan, I'm really annoyed, they always come to stir things up.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 12-01 14:42
The routine is still the same, when hot money runs, the coin gets smashed.
Just wait until December, anyway lying flat now doesn’t incur losses.
I really can’t understand what’s going on in Japan, the interest rate hike signals keep coming.
Big funds haven’t moved yet, why should we retail investors be anxious?
The inverted interest rate situation is basically a game of chicken, whoever blinks first loses.
I’m just here to watch the show, waiting for the outcome.
This round of fall is fierce, but it feels like it’s not yet at the bottom.
What is the essence of this round of pullback? Japan has released signals for interest rate hikes, causing global liquidity to tighten instantly. Hot money fears interest rate inversion the most, and the first reaction is to sell risk assets for dollars to seek safety. The crypto world, as a high fluctuation category, naturally bears the brunt.
The market is now in a wait-and-see period, with everyone waiting for the results of the policy game in December—whether the Federal Reserve will really restart the easing cycle, and whether the Bank of Japan can withstand the pressure and continue its hawkish stance. Until these macro variables are settled, large capital will not easily enter the market. In the short term, patience is more important than action.