#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 Japanese Rate Hike Shockwave: Global Liquidity Tightening Puts Crypto Market to the Test
A recent signal worth noting: if the Bank of Japan truly raises interest rates, the 1.2 trillion USD in Japanese government bonds may face restructuring—capital will flow heavily back to Japan from the US, Japanese bond yields will rise, and the Federal Reserve's room to cut rates will be squeezed. In simple terms, the "liquidity flood" that supported the crypto market over the past half-year is turning around.
Don’t think that rate hikes are just a traditional finance issue. Global capital pools are interconnected. Closing yen carry trades and increased selling pressure on US bonds will directly impact the capital supply in the crypto space. History always repeats itself—after a leverage frenzy, a liquidity tide follows.
The current strategy is clear: reduce leverage positions and have psychological expectations for volatility. When the world enters a tightening cycle, risk re-pricing is inevitable. It’s recommended to hold mainly spot positions and wait for the market to stabilize before taking action.
There are no shortcuts in the crypto market—only those who understand macro signals can survive longer. Staying rational and paying attention to policy developments are fundamental skills for long-term survival.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 12-19 03:02
Is the liquidity tide coming again? So annoying, I haven't even broken even from the last time I got caught.
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UnruggableChad
· 12-19 02:53
Here comes the macro narrative of cutting leeks again, this time with the Bank of Japan's hat on.
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SolidityStruggler
· 12-19 02:41
I really don't understand Japan's move here. They insist on raising interest rates at this time, causing capital to flow back to Japan, increasing pressure on U.S. bonds, and the crypto market gets caught in the crossfire.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 12-19 02:35
Coming back with the same story? Japan's interest rate hike, US debt restructuring, liquidity retreat... Old scriptwriter. Wait, is this really different this time?
#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 Japanese Rate Hike Shockwave: Global Liquidity Tightening Puts Crypto Market to the Test
A recent signal worth noting: if the Bank of Japan truly raises interest rates, the 1.2 trillion USD in Japanese government bonds may face restructuring—capital will flow heavily back to Japan from the US, Japanese bond yields will rise, and the Federal Reserve's room to cut rates will be squeezed. In simple terms, the "liquidity flood" that supported the crypto market over the past half-year is turning around.
Don’t think that rate hikes are just a traditional finance issue. Global capital pools are interconnected. Closing yen carry trades and increased selling pressure on US bonds will directly impact the capital supply in the crypto space. History always repeats itself—after a leverage frenzy, a liquidity tide follows.
The current strategy is clear: reduce leverage positions and have psychological expectations for volatility. When the world enters a tightening cycle, risk re-pricing is inevitable. It’s recommended to hold mainly spot positions and wait for the market to stabilize before taking action.
There are no shortcuts in the crypto market—only those who understand macro signals can survive longer. Staying rational and paying attention to policy developments are fundamental skills for long-term survival.