2025-12-28 16:24:01

Breaking news: The Japanese government has just announced that the next fiscal year's government bond issuance will reach a record high—29.6 trillion yen, approximately 1.3 trillion RMB.

What does this number reflect? Japan still faces stubborn deflationary pressures, and the fiscal burden of an aging society is becoming increasingly heavy. The government's choice to implement large-scale monetary easing is essentially a gamble to hedge structural recession with liquidity.

Interestingly, major global economies seem to be adjusting their policies around the same time. The Federal Reserve is observing, the European Central Bank is making adjustments, and now Japan is also showing its muscles. As these major levers loosen one by one, history tells us that excess funds will always seek an exit.

What does this mean for the crypto market? This is the key question. The crypto space, highly sensitive to liquidity, often reacts to global easing expectations ahead of the broader market. When liquidity outside the US dollar begins to expand, the story of reallocated funds is often just beginning.

The current market consensus has not fully reflected this trend. But looking back, every shift in global liquidity has created new bullish narratives for crypto assets. Could this be a turning point as well? It’s worth continuous observation.

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potentially_notable

· 6h ago

Japan is also starting to loosen its policies this time. The global central banks' collective easing is becoming more and more apparent. Crypto circles should be taking off now, right?

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PaperHandSister

· 6h ago

Japan has started to inject liquidity, and global central banks are operating in coordination. Is this wave of liquidity about to flow into the crypto space?

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RugPullAlertBot

· 6h ago

Japan is starting to loosen its monetary policy again, and this time it’s hitting new highs… where is the money flowing to? It’s still going into the crypto world. --- Once again, liquidity is being injected… with so many instances in history, we should understand the pattern now. --- 29.6 trillion yuan… the entire system is flooding with liquidity, this game is getting interesting. --- Is the consensus not reacting yet? That’s an opportunity, just the old routine. --- Japan can’t hold on anymore, global central banks are racing to see who can loosen faster. Crypto might really be coming this time. --- Structural recession is being countered with liquidity… in the end, it still depends on us to take the hit, haha. --- The liquidity turning point has indeed arrived. The real question is when will the funds truly flow into the crypto space—that’s the real test. --- It looks like the whole world is printing money, so what should we stockpile… --- When the liquidity flood begins, capital will inevitably find an exit. Crypto will get its turn sooner or later. --- Is history repeating itself? Hopefully this time it’s not another false boom…

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ser_ngmi

· 7h ago

Japan is flooding the market so aggressively, should our crypto circle start to get restless? When liquidity loosens, funds have to find a place to go... Can this really be a turning point? I'm a bit hopeful. 29.6 trillion... This number is crazy just to look at, it feels like the whole world is playing the liquidity game. Wait, Europe, America, and Japan are all easing monetary policy? Then should we get on board? History always repeats itself... Every time like this, it's a feast for the crypto world. Still waiting for the consensus to fully reflect? I think smart money has already moved. Deflation versus excessive issuance, in the end, it still depends on crypto to save the day. Brothers, it feels like this wave is really coming; the liquidity story is just beginning.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 7h ago

ah here we go again... japan printing 29.6t yen like it's 2009 all over. statistically speaking this is exactly how the liquidity cycle started before every major crypto pump we've seen since '17. *checks charts* the pattern recognition here is almost too clean to be true tbh

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