#美联储回购协议计划 The Japanese government has taken another big step—adding 29.6 trillion yen to the national debt, approximately 1.3 trillion RMB, reaching a record high. Spread out over each day, nearly 1 billion in deficit spending, and the annual total is an astronomical figure.
Once this news broke, the market reaction was explosive. Against the backdrop of continued easing policies, liquidity overflow in major global economies has become increasingly evident. When central banks and governments simultaneously send signals, some funds often seek alternative assets for hedging or seeking returns—including cryptocurrencies.
Many investors are beginning to consider: what chain reactions might this large-scale fiscal action have on the supply and demand dynamics of assets like $BTC, $ETH, and $BNB? Historical experience shows that in a loose environment, risk assets tend to attract more attention and inflows.
Of course, the transmission mechanism of macro policy effects to the crypto market still needs observation. In the short term, market sentiment dominates price fluctuations, but the long-term logic is worth tracking.
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ChainBrain
· 6h ago
Japan's latest move is definitely pumping liquidity into the crypto market
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Another central bank is printing money, is BTC ready to take off?
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29.6 trillion? Oh my... how can liquidity not overflow now
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Once the easing environment arrives, funds will flow into risk assets, making crypto very attractive
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Wait, is this hinting at a long-term bullish outlook?
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Japan is making big moves again, we need to watch out for the subsequent transmission mechanisms
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Such massive deficit spending, not just BTC, all assets need to be revalued
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I just want to know how long this wave can really last...
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Once easing policies are implemented, history tells us risk assets will start to perform
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Does liquidity overflow directly point to crypto? It’s a bit of a stretch but also makes sense
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With a daily deficit of 1 billion, if it were me, I’d find a place to hide my money
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 6h ago
ah here we go again... seen this movie play out in '08, '17, and '21. the playbook never changes, just the zeroes get bigger lol
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TokenStorm
· 7h ago
Japan is doing it again, basically betting on liquidity outflow. On-chain data shows that the whale addresses have indeed become more active these days, but I still need to add a disclaimer—this is not investment advice, okay?
#美联储回购协议计划 The Japanese government has taken another big step—adding 29.6 trillion yen to the national debt, approximately 1.3 trillion RMB, reaching a record high. Spread out over each day, nearly 1 billion in deficit spending, and the annual total is an astronomical figure.
Once this news broke, the market reaction was explosive. Against the backdrop of continued easing policies, liquidity overflow in major global economies has become increasingly evident. When central banks and governments simultaneously send signals, some funds often seek alternative assets for hedging or seeking returns—including cryptocurrencies.
Many investors are beginning to consider: what chain reactions might this large-scale fiscal action have on the supply and demand dynamics of assets like $BTC, $ETH, and $BNB? Historical experience shows that in a loose environment, risk assets tend to attract more attention and inflows.
Of course, the transmission mechanism of macro policy effects to the crypto market still needs observation. In the short term, market sentiment dominates price fluctuations, but the long-term logic is worth tracking.