Last week, under the influence of numerous bullish news such as the Federal Reserve's rate cut, the market did not usher in the anticipated "Santa Claus rally" this week. Instead, it was shrouded in a fog of tension and uncertainty. Bitcoin's price hovered around the psychological level of 88,000, with fierce battles between bulls and bears, and market sentiment was as fragile as walking on thin ice. Behind this chill is not a black swan event within the crypto world, but a perfect storm triggered by the opposite monetary policy paths of the world's two largest economies—the United States and

After US bonds were sold off, the Small Japan Central Bank received a warning of interest rate hikes, and the yen immediately dropped by 80,000 basis points? How much will Bitcoin and Ethereum fall?
Small Japan is indeed the best vassal state of the United States, willing to see its own economy explode and debt default, rather than raise interest rates and trigger a crash in dollar assets.
Faced with the significant depreciation of the yen and the dilemma of domestic inflation affecting the normal lives of the Japanese people, Japan, which had been loudly advocating for interest rate hikes,

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