2026-01-06 11:20:11

#2026年比特币行情展望 The Bank of Japan's recent actions have triggered a chain reaction that has already reached the global level.

The key data is right in front of us: Japan's 10-year government bond yield has soared to 2.13%, a height unseen since 1999. The yen, which has long benefited from a low-interest-rate environment, is now officially entering a new phase. Inflationary pressures have left the Bank of Japan with little room to maneuver, and the era of negative interest rates has come to an end. Monetary policy is beginning to normalize.

What does this mean? Global capital is facing a turning point in its reallocation. The environment of "cheap money" is receding, and pressure on risk assets is unavoidable. In the crypto market, although some hot topics still attract attention, macro tightening makes judgment and patience more important than ever.

The key question is: will this cycle of reduction become the next turning point for the market? Yen appreciation, dollar fluctuations, liquidity tightening—can these external factors combined shift the new landscape of the crypto market? What are your thoughts?

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WagmiAnon

· 01-08 18:40

The Bank of Japan is really serious this time. The era of negative interest rates is coming to an end... It feels like the global liquidity is about to undergo a major shift, and the pressure on our crypto sector is enormous.

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UncleLiquidation

· 01-07 00:44

The Bank of Japan's recent move is really breaking the rules. The era of negative interest rates is coming to an end... Liquidity will disappear, so how can the crypto world continue?

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SerumDegen

· 01-06 11:46

ngl the BoJ finally pulling the trigger after decades of copium is lowkey the cascade effect everyone slept on... liquidity getting wrung out and these leverage addicts are about to get rekt hard 📉

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DuskSurfer

· 01-06 11:45

Are we really saying goodbye to the era of negative interest rates? Japan's move has caused the whole world to tremble. The figure of 2.13% may not seem high, but for Japan, it's a warning shot. Money is getting more expensive, and the game rules are changing. Staying stable in crypto is already quite an achievement.

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MetaEggplant

· 01-06 11:21

Here comes the macro narrative again. Is this really different this time, or just the same old trick? The Bank of Japan's actions are indeed aggressive, but Bitcoin has long been accustomed to being hit by various "fatal factors" and still remains healthy.

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