The Bank of Japan may raise interest rates in December, which is a big move in 30 years. Hearing this news, many coin holders began to worry about whether the market would suffer again.
To be honest, short-term can indeed bring shocks. The interest rate hike means that some funds will flow back into the traditional financial system, and the liquidity of the crypto market will be affected to some extent. But then again, the interest rate hike also reflects that the Japanese economy is picking up, and global market sentiment may not always be sluggish.
At this time, what I am most afraid of is listening to the wind and rain, and I am in a hurry to operate blindly. My suggestion is:
**Stabilize your position first. ** Don't go all in and out at every turn, and it's always right to keep some cash on hand and wait for opportunities. When the market falls, there are bullets to buy the bottom.
**Keep an eye on mainstream coins. ** Large-cap coins such as Bitcoin and Ethereum are relatively strong during volatility periods, at least not as directly cut in half as those small coins.
**Enter the market in batches, don't chase the rise. ** If you really fall out of the opportunity, you can slowly lay out the projects you are optimistic about, but don't rush in as soon as it is bullish, that is to give money to others.
I have always felt that the crypto market still depends on technological innovation and megatrends in the long run, and a single piece of news cannot change anything. Stabilize your mentality, take good care of the assets you trust, and don't be led by the nose by short-term ups and downs. Many times patience makes more money than tossing and turning.
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fren.eth
· 12-10 03:31
Japan's interest rate hike is really coming, but rather than panicking, it is better to see how your position is first
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Here we go again, it's easiest to lose money when it's raining
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To put it bluntly, the opportunity to buy the bottom is coming, and the premise is that there must be bullets
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Large-cap currencies such as BTC and ETH are indeed more resistant to declines, and small currencies are properly cut in half
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I really got it in batches, and there is no difference between entering all at once and gambling
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In the long run, technological innovation and short-term news fluctuations are virtual
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Cash reserves are very important, and it's always right to leave some ammunition
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The most feared thing is to chase when it rises, which is really a gift to the dealer
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Stabilizing your mentality is more profitable than operating blindly, and there is nothing wrong with that
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Raising interest rates is not necessarily a bad thing, but it shows that the economy is picking up
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If you don't have cash in your hand, you may suffer this time
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Don't go all in and out, I've learned this trick a long time ago
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Wait for the fall to come out and then lay out, don't chase the upward set
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LiquidityWizard
· 12-10 03:30
Here comes this set again, every time I say that the market will be doomed if I raise interest rates, what is the result? Still some people make money.
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Japan raises interest rates? Ahh, now BTC is going to be smashed again, I bet five yuan that someone will run away today.
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It's right to say that many people can't do it at all...
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Wait, so this time is a real opportunity or do you have to cut our leeks again?
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It's true that mainstream coins are beaten, and those small coins are directly returned to zero, don't ask me how I know.
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It sounds like a cliché before buying the bottom, I believe you are evil.
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I'm tired of hearing about entering the market in batches, no one dares to buy when the market falls, and only when it rises.
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The essence of interest rate hikes is still good for long-term holders, and short-term panic is to give us the opportunity to buy low.
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To put it nicely, the key is who can not be swayed by emotions... I'm a rookie anyway.
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It is only once in 30 years that interest rates are raised, and this time if it falls below the previous low, it will be the real bottom.
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GamefiHarvester
· 12-10 03:28
Japan raises interest rates? It's funny, and you're going to cut our leeks again.
When it was wind and rain again, a bunch of people panicked.
Just hold BTC steady, don't toss around.
Thirty years of interest rate hikes, can this be scary? Laugh to death.
Leave some cash and other opportunities, this is the right way.
The small coin is dead, so hold on to the mainstream currency.
No news can change the general trend, don't be scared.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 12-10 03:18
Here we go again, Japan's interest rate hike sounds like a big event.
Don't panic, the ones who will really liquidate their positions are those buddies who borrow and borrow to play leverage.
Hold your hand, don't go all-in.
Waiting for the opportunity, at this time, being able to hold back and not operate is the technical job.
Bitcoin is the buying point when it falls, just look at the excitement when it rises.
History tells us that every time it is said to be over, the result is that it jumps and rises.
The mentality is set up, and you don't have to think too much about other things.
The Bank of Japan may raise interest rates in December, which is a big move in 30 years. Hearing this news, many coin holders began to worry about whether the market would suffer again.
To be honest, short-term can indeed bring shocks. The interest rate hike means that some funds will flow back into the traditional financial system, and the liquidity of the crypto market will be affected to some extent. But then again, the interest rate hike also reflects that the Japanese economy is picking up, and global market sentiment may not always be sluggish.
At this time, what I am most afraid of is listening to the wind and rain, and I am in a hurry to operate blindly. My suggestion is:
**Stabilize your position first. ** Don't go all in and out at every turn, and it's always right to keep some cash on hand and wait for opportunities. When the market falls, there are bullets to buy the bottom.
**Keep an eye on mainstream coins. ** Large-cap coins such as Bitcoin and Ethereum are relatively strong during volatility periods, at least not as directly cut in half as those small coins.
**Enter the market in batches, don't chase the rise. ** If you really fall out of the opportunity, you can slowly lay out the projects you are optimistic about, but don't rush in as soon as it is bullish, that is to give money to others.
I have always felt that the crypto market still depends on technological innovation and megatrends in the long run, and a single piece of news cannot change anything. Stabilize your mentality, take good care of the assets you trust, and don't be led by the nose by short-term ups and downs. Many times patience makes more money than tossing and turning.