Is Japan about to ignite a major rally for Bitcoin?

Japan's government bond yields have soared to their highest point since 1996.
That's right, the Japan that has "lost thirty years" and has been lying flat. Now, the two-year Japanese government bond yield has reached 1.315%, and the market is betting that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates in April with a 64% probability.
What does this mean?
The last major central bank in the world still "printing money" is catching up.
Japan raising interest rates may seem unrelated to our crypto trading, but savvy traders know that the yen is the "blood bag" for arbitrage trading. Countless funds have borrowed yen to buy US stocks and Bitcoin. Once Japan raises rates, these funds will need to be repaid, and liquidity will be drained.
Even more concerning is that oil prices are still rising, inflation remains uncontained, and the market has basically dismissed the Fed's expectation of rate cuts this year. Both sides are tightening or at least not easing, so the crypto market won't have an easy time.
But I personally think, in times like these, there's no need to panic. There will be short-term pain as funds flow back and leverage is cleared out, making prices tough. But only when liquidity recedes can we see clearly who is swimming naked. The real opportunities often appear when everyone is afraid to move.
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