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#美联储恢复降息进程 Recently, several signals are worth noting. There have been hints of an interest rate hike from the Bank of Japan, which is an unfavourable information for the market, as tightening liquidity is never good news.



On the other side, MicroStrategy is making significant moves—they just announced the establishment of a $1.44 billion reserve fund specifically to pay dividends on preferred shares and interest on debts. This company has placed such heavy bets on Bitcoin, and now creating a liquidity pool to stabilize its financial structure can also be seen as a reassurance for investors.

From a data perspective, BTC's market capitalization share has slightly risen by 0.12%, currently standing at 59.49%; the Fear and Greed Index has dropped to 16, indicating that market sentiment is indeed on the colder side. The liquidity of stablecoins is quite interesting—on December 2, there was a net inflow of 929 million in a single day, with USDC contributing 981 million, while USDT saw an outflow of 19 million, bringing the total to 269.6 billion.

There’s another piece of news: the prediction market platform Kalshi has chosen to partner with Solana and is preparing to move its business on-chain to create a global liquidity pool for monetization. If it can really run smoothly, it might become the next application scenario worth paying attention to. $BTC $ETH
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MevShadowrangervip
· 10h ago
The Bank of Japan's interest rate hike means we need to stay alert as liquidity tightens. MicroStrategy's big move of 1.44 billion is indeed a way to insure itself, a bit of realism from bitcoiners. With a fear index of 16, the market's mindset feels a bit cold, but the net inflow of USDC is quite telling. Kalshi moving to the Solana blockchain introduces a new gameplay; it remains to be seen if they can catch this wave of enthusiasm. BTC's market share continues to climb, creating a sense of sharpening knives.
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nft_widowvip
· 13h ago
Japan's interest rate hike is really annoying. Are they going to start playing people for suckers again? MicroStrategy's recent operations are not bad; at least they know how to reassure people. Look at that index, 16... this is really cold. Is USDC sucking blood while USDT is bleeding? Quite interesting. Solana is back to ride the wave; who knows, they might actually come up with something.
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SchrodingerProfitvip
· 13h ago
Wait, Japan raises interest rates, and the Fed lowers interest rates, are these two doing the Reverse? Liquidity is going to be squeezed dry. I understand MicroStrategy's move this time; it's basically giving itself a lifeline, seems a bit cowardly. The fear index at 16 is really chilling. By the way, is the Solana thing on Kalshi reliable? It feels like another "next one." The stablecoin USDT is still fleeing, while USDC is holding on, this signal is quite interesting. BTC's market share only rose by 0.12%? This wave of market rebound feels weak, fren.
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AirdropF5Brovip
· 13h ago
Japan's central bank raises interest rates? Uh, this time liquidity is really going to get tight... MicroStrategy's move is still stable, but throwing in 1.44 billion is just for peace of mind. The panic index at 16 is indeed low, but USDC is pouring into USDT while the latter is flowing out? This rhythm is quite interesting, it feels like Large Investors are quietly changing their identities. Kalshi is setting up a global liquidity pool on Solana... To put it bluntly, they still want to grab the remaining market share from FTX, whether they can pull it off is really a question.
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MissedAirdropAgainvip
· 13h ago
MicroStrategy's recent operation seems to be trapping insurance for itself, and the $1.44 billion buffer pool indicates that they are not so confident after all.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDovip
· 13h ago
The Bank of Japan raises interest rates, and liquidity is about to be drained again 🙃 MicroStrategy's move this time is actually quite smart; stabilizing the backyard is essential to continue all-in on BTC. The panic index is at 16; there should be someone wildly buying at the bottom right now. Can the combination of Kalshi + Solana work? The trading speed of Solana is indeed appealing. By the way, why is USDT flowing out? Is it being converted to USDC? The market capitalization share of BTC remains unchanged, which is a bit boring. Let's wait until the Fed actually lowers interest rates; there are too many signals right now.
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MindsetExpandervip
· 13h ago
With Japan's interest rate hike, liquidity is about to be drained, this is quite a situation. MicroStrategy's recent moves are quite clever, they've insured themselves. USDT is surprisingly flowing out in reverse? This detail is a bit interesting. Solana has been very prominent lately, it's time to be cautious. With a fear index of 16, should we buy the dip or hide? Bitcoin's market capitalization still accounts for 59%, feels like there's not much turbulence. Stablecoins have a net inflow of 929 million, what are they waiting for? Can Kalshi's on-chain initiative succeed? I remain skeptical. Central Banks are tightening one after another, how will retail investors survive? The Fed's interest rate cut process has been disrupted, it's time to watch the show again.
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