The Bank of Japan's interest rate decision has become a focus again these days, and many friends are asking me: how much does this matter to the crypto market?

To put it simply, central bank policies are the wind vane of money. If Japan raises interest rates, traditional financial returns increase, and funds may withdraw from high-risk assets, putting short-term pressure on the crypto market. Conversely, if the policy remains loose or even loosens further, liquidity will be ample, hot money has nowhere to go, and it will naturally flow into high-volatility markets like cryptocurrencies.

My opinion? Don't rush to draw conclusions.

After the policy announcement, observing the market's initial reaction is the most important. If the tone is relatively dovish, you can be moderately optimistic, but definitely don't get carried away and rush in to buy the dip; if there are clear signals of tightening, then be honest with yourself, reduce your positions, and it's never wrong to keep some cash on hand. In investing, it's never about luck, but about whether you can stay steady.

No matter how external news stimulates the market, if your mindset collapses, you'll lose everything. Market fluctuations are normal; the key is to find your own rhythm and not be led around by emotions.