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Recently, a significant press conference by Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda has attracted widespread attention from global financial markets. The information conveyed in this press conference is not only about changes in daily economic indicators but more like a heavy bomb dropped on the global Capital Market, which could have far-reaching effects on multiple asset classes, including Crypto Assets.
The two core signals conveyed by Ueda Kazuo have shaken the market. First, the Bank of Japan has indicated that it will continue to promote its interest rate hike policy. This means that the cost of funds will rise, and global investors may reduce their investments in high-risk assets like Bitcoin, opting instead for more stable and secure investment choices. This will undoubtedly put pressure on the currently rising Crypto Assets market.
Secondly, the Bank of Japan announced the start of selling ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). The impact of this move could be far-reaching. It is not just a simple asset disposal, but rather sends a strong signal to global investors: the central bank is tightening monetary policy. Such a scale of selling could severely undermine market confidence, trigger panic, and even lead to a significant drop in asset prices.
Looking back at 2022, the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike policy led to a sharp decline in Bitcoin's price from a high of $69,000. This time, Japan, as a major source of low-interest funds globally, is tightening liquidity, which may have even more far-reaching effects. According to market observations, the financial markets may experience severe volatility and decline in the short term.
However, the strong policy shift by the Bank of Japan at this time raises the question: is it merely to respond to domestic inflation pressures? Or do they foresee certain global risks that have not yet been widely recognized by the market? Changes in trade relations between the US and Japan, the evolution of Japan's domestic political situation—these factors may all become key variables in the future direction of the market.
Does the current market environment signal that a larger-scale financial storm is approaching? Or is the current turbulence actually a layout opportunity before the next bull market arrives? During this uncertain period, investors need to stay alert and rational, closely follow market trends, and wait for the key moment when the trend becomes clear.