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#数字资产生态回暖 $DOGE $ZEC How many times has the Bank of Japan "cry wolf"? This time, there's really no need to be afraid.
Remember that terrifying scene when the central bank raised interest rates and $BTC dropped 23% in one day? Can it be replayed this year? The probability is actually much lower.
Why? Because the market has already digested it—speculative positions have long bet on the yen's bullish trend, and the selling momentum has disappeared. The rise in government bond yields? That was a script played out months ago, and everyone has become accustomed to the fluctuations. Plus, with the Federal Reserve signaling easing measures, this reassurance is enough to stabilize sentiment.
The key point is this: the market has already priced in the worst-case scenarios, and the actual "drop" might turn into a turning point. The market's biggest fear isn't bad news, but the uncertainty of unresolved situations—once confirmed, the declines will have already happened, and the rebound opportunities will appear.
What are the smart money doing now? Their focus has shifted to another direction—the window where macro risks are temporarily subdued and sentiment is gradually recovering is often the starting point for high-volatility assets. The recovery rally for $BTC, $ETH is definitely coming, and those Meme coins with strong community engagement and trending topics? They might be accumulating the next wave of hotness.
Rather than obsessing over central bank policies, it's better to catch the narrative shifts. When panic subsides, that's often when the market erupts.