BOJ rate hike probability surges to 90%—this signal is deadlier than you think.

The world’s largest carry trade is now entering its liquidation countdown.

What will this move trigger? Three direct consequences:

First, those who borrowed low-interest yen to bet on US stocks and crypto assets—the game rules have completely changed. The classic strategy of the past decades has now become a hot potato.

Second, trillions in capital must find an exit. Risk assets? Sorry, not the place to be right now.

Third, overall market liquidity will tighten across the board. Don’t expect BTC to be immune—when global funds start to flow back, no one is exempt.

What’s more troubling is that the domino effect has already started:
Yen rate hikes → wave of forced liquidations → stock market under pressure → safe-haven funds flee → all high-volatility assets suffer together

Still think the crypto market can run its own course?
Wake up. When the whole room starts running out of air, those closest to the door usually go down first.

My view is simple:

In the short term, during a liquidity crunch, holding cash is the safest choice.
In the long term, the more turbulent the traditional financial system, the more valuable decentralized assets become.
Strategically, a crash is actually a window of opportunity to build positions at low cost.

In a word:
When the old order begins to unravel, smart people secure a ticket on the next ship in advance.

Is it time to stock up on coins or dollars? Weigh it yourself.

(Risk warning: The volatility strength of global deleveraging will give you a whole new understanding of what a market shakeout means.)