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#比特币价格走势 Seeing the signal of the Yen arbitrage trading contraction, my alertness has risen again. Those who have experienced several cycles know that the market's biggest fear is never the policy itself, but the uncertainty that remains unresolved — like a sword hanging overhead, unknown when it will fall.
The Bank of Japan's normalization of policies is actually releasing this pressure, making the financing environment more predictable. Although leverage may face short-term pressure, reduced chaos and strengthened signals create a window for institutions and smart money to position themselves. Historically, Bitcoin's strong rebounds often occur not before the policy pressure is released, but after the pressure has truly dissipated — a detail that is easy to overlook.
However, there is a very important trap to avoid here: don't start chasing highs or adding leverage just because you see statements like "rebound on policy benefits." I've seen too many people think they've gained insight after catching a rebound, only to be caught off guard in the next wave of volatility. Volatility means opportunity, but opportunities and traps are often separated by a single misjudgment. The real test is whether you can stay calm during the initial rebound and control your positions before confirming the trend.
This signal is worth paying attention to, but paying attention does not mean going all-in. Being cautious is never wrong.