#数字货币市场洞察 Breaking news is here! According to Reuters, the Bank of Japan is highly likely to raise interest rates in December, with rates expected to increase from the current 0.5% to 0.75%. The government has also clearly stated that it will not intervene. What kind of chain reaction will this move have on the cryptocurrency market?



In the short term, a rate hike usually means higher yields for traditional financial products, so some funds may be withdrawn from high-risk assets and flow back to traditional markets. The digital currency market may experience a period of calm in the short term. But this isn't necessarily a bad thing—if Japan's economy strengthens as a result and market confidence recovers, it could actually bring new capital inflows to crypto assets in the medium to long term.

To be honest, market volatility is normal; what really determines success or failure is your response strategy. For those with heavy positions, consider adjusting your holdings in batches to leave yourself some buffer space; for those looking to enter, don’t rush to buy the dip—watch the market reaction for a few days before making a decision.

What the crypto space fears most isn’t market ups and downs, but being ruled by emotions. News will always change, but the principles of risk management never will. Stay calm, and you’ll be able to stand firm through every round of volatility.
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NFTRegretDiaryvip
· 17h ago
Another signal for fleecing retail investors. As soon as the Bank of Japan raises interest rates, the funds flee. This trick is getting old, isn't it?
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ser_ngmivip
· 12-04 09:40
Japan raised interest rates again. Is this round going to cut the retail investors? Anyway, my principle of holding coins remains unchanged: buy the dip, hold when it rises.
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GamefiGreenievip
· 12-04 09:40
Here comes another round of fleecing retail investors—Japan raising interest rates? Hah, the crypto world is always being led around by macro factors. Wait a minute, will it really crash hard? Feels like every time they say that, it ends up going up instead. No worries, no worries. I've already reduced my positions in batches. Just waiting for a good opportunity to buy the dip. This time the Bank of Japan is really getting serious. It’ll definitely be tough in the short term, but in the long run, it could be an opportunity. “Risk management”—sounds simple, but it’s damn hard to actually do.
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ApeWithNoFearvip
· 12-04 09:38
Raising interest rates again? Is the Bank of Japan trying to squeeze the shorts? In the short term, it’s definitely time to get out... But on the other hand, once the Japanese economy stabilizes, funds might actually flow back in. This could be a good opportunity to get in.
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HashBrowniesvip
· 12-04 09:14
Japan raising interest rates is messing with us again? I know this trick all too well, there will definitely be a sell-off in the short term. On the other hand, reducing positions in batches is indeed a safer move. Don't blindly follow the crowd and go all-in at once.
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GasFeeCryingvip
· 12-04 09:11
Japan is stirring things up again, and this time they're really going to take action. We need to be mentally prepared in the short term.
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