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#比特币价格走势 Seeing the clear contraction of yen arbitrage trading signals, my mind immediately recalls the scenes from the past few cycles. In 2015, 2017, 2021, each major policy shift was preceded by the same pattern — the market's greatest fear is never clear bad news, but the uncertainty hanging in the air.
I remember at the end of 2021, when the Federal Reserve turned hawkish, everyone was asking "Will rate hikes kill Bitcoin?" The actual bottom appeared only after the policy pressures were fully released. The Bank of Japan this time follows the same logic. Negentropic is right — asymmetric upside risks are brewing. Leverage indeed faces short-term pressure, but those who truly understand the cycle are actually waiting for the window after policy clarity.
Reduced chaos, strengthened signals — this phrase hits the point. The tense global liquidity situation over the past three months essentially stemmed from ambiguous expectations. Now, at least, the Bank of Japan's stance has become clearer. Volatility means opportunity, which is the simplest conclusion I’ve drawn from over ten years of market observation. History shows that the best entry points often occur at the moment when policy pressures are released, not in the night before the fear.