If Japan raises interest rates this week, we could see Bitcoin dip below $80K. Let me break it down for you.
Historically, each time Japan has increased interest rates, Bitcoin has dropped by about 20–25%. So why does this happen? Here's the step-by-step analysis:
- Rate Hikes Make Money More Expensive
- Liquidity Gets Pulled from Riskier Assets
- Crypto is Viewed as a Risk Asset
- Funds Flow Out of Crypto and Stocks
- Result? Bitcoin Tends to Fall
So, why am I mentioning this now? Next week, Japan is expected to hike rates again—possibly by 75 basis points. If that happens, Bitcoin may face significant downside pressure, especially around December 19th. It could even drop below $70K. ⚠️
I’m not trying to incite panic, but I want to prepare you for what’s on the horizon. Remember, markets aren’t driven by “manipulation”; they move based on liquidity. Smart traders plan ahead rather than just react .
Keep a close eye on Japan's rate decision 👀. And as always, I will keep you updated on potential market shifts. Just yesterday, we accurately predicted a relief pump for BTC, and it moved from the $88K zone to $90K, just as we forecasted 🎯.
Let’s stay sharp and make informed moves!
