Japan's central bank governor Ueda just dropped a bombshell—turns out even he's not sure how high rates might climb. The BOJ chief highlighted growing uncertainty around the ceiling for rate hikes, signaling potential turbulence ahead for monetary policy. With inflation dynamics still unpredictable and global economic headwinds shifting, the path forward looks murkier than a Tokyo fog. Markets better buckle up.
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DaoResearcher
· 12-04 09:30
According to the logical framework of the white paper, this move by the BOJ actually exposes a fundamental flaw in the central bank's governance mechanism—the uncertainty of policy is essentially caused by incentive incompatibility due to information asymmetry. It suggests that from the perspective of token economics, we should reconsider whether fully decentralized on-chain governance might actually be better at solving such issues.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 12-04 09:28
Even the central bank governor can’t figure it out—now things are getting interesting, haha.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 12-04 09:22
Even Ueda can't say for sure now. This is getting really interesting.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 12-04 09:19
Even the Bank of Japan can't hold itself together anymore. Now this is getting interesting, haha.
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HashBandit
· 12-04 09:19
lol ueda basically admitting "yeah idk fam" is peak central banking energy. reminds me of back in my mining days when gpu profitability charts looked just as foggy—except i actually lost money betting on it. anyway, this uncertainty is exactly why we need rollups to decouple from traditional monetary chaos, gas fees gonna spike regardless tho
Japan's central bank governor Ueda just dropped a bombshell—turns out even he's not sure how high rates might climb. The BOJ chief highlighted growing uncertainty around the ceiling for rate hikes, signaling potential turbulence ahead for monetary policy. With inflation dynamics still unpredictable and global economic headwinds shifting, the path forward looks murkier than a Tokyo fog. Markets better buckle up.