#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 has recently been watching a rumor: The Bank of Japan might make a big move on June 19th—raising interest rates.

The market is already pricing in a 74% probability. Looking back at past records, whenever the yen tightens, global capital flows get reshuffled. Some people even call this "a change in barometric pressure before the storm."

Why does yen policy affect so many nerves?

The answer lies in its relationship with the US dollar. The yen has long been seen as a "weathervane" for dollar liquidity—whenever it moves, it could signal bigger capital moves behind the scenes.

What’s even weirder is—some analysts believe this round of yen tightening might have some tacit understanding from the US side. While the Fed is possibly turning dovish, Japan is stepping on the brakes. This combination is truly hard to decipher.

But for us, understanding the logic isn't as important as survival.

At this critical juncture, market sentiment is like dry tinder—one spark and it could explode. If you’re thinking about buying the dip or if your positions aren’t cleared yet, remember one principle:

Set your stop-loss first—don’t bet your life against the market.

One unexpected sell-off can ruin more than just your account balance; it can shatter your confidence to keep playing.

Protecting your principal is worth more than picking the right direction. Opportunities are always there, but if you run out of bullets, you’re out of the game for good.