The Bank of Japan is going all in—returning to a 1% rate for the first time in 31 years! 🔥 🧵

Just now, the Bank of Japan approved a 25-basis-point rate hike with a 7-1 vote, bringing the target interest rate to 1%, the first time since 1995.

Do you get it? This means the decades-long era of low interest rates is officially over.

And on the Fed side, will Wash’s “debut” as the new chair release a hawkish signal? Will the dot plot directly wipe out all rate-cut expectations for 2026, with rates staying unchanged in the second half—almost a lock.

If the two biggest global liquidity faucets shut off at the same time—if you don’t see that signal, then it’s simply too naive.

Turning back to the chart, $BTC ‌ after surging above 67,000 and then pulling back, it’s currently catching its breath around 66,000. This rebound is driven more by geopolitical headlines, and it lacks strong proactive buying support. Whether the 66,000–68,500 range can hold is the key next question.

$ETH ‌ Over here, it’s also not optimistic. After the daily RSI once surged to an extreme overbought level of 90.75, it quickly dropped again; it failed at 1850 and retreated, consolidating around the 1770 area. On-chain data also doesn’t support optimism—huge whales have shown clear net outflows recently.

But the wildest thing in the whole market is still $BSB ‌.

In just 3 days, it rocketed from 0.24 to 0.422. In the last 24h, trading volume surged to more than 200 million USDT. From the screenshot, you can see the 24h low at 0.2681 rising to a high of 0.4227, then rapidly retracing. The volume is maxed out, but for a coin like this, volatility is 47%, and its small-cap turnover rate is more than 8 times that of similar tokens. Those who entered at high levels around 0.36 are slowly grinding it out, while value hunters are waiting for the next chance. If you’re going to play, you must be clear: this is a high-volatility track, and being half a step late doesn’t feel good.

The decisions from the three major central banks this week haven’t landed yet. My personal take:

1️⃣ The signals that macro liquidity is moving from easing toward tightening are getting stronger—viewed from both Japan and the US, that’s the case.
2️⃣ There’s a risk that rebounds driven by geopolitical sentiment have staying power—don’t assume it’s a trend reversal.
3️⃣ Position control is always the top priority, especially in a policy-dense window like this.
4️⃣ Information gaps decide wins and losses—if you see the risks earlier than others, you get one more chance to choose. 📊

I’m a macro-savvy blockchain player—every day I do a deep review, and we stay clear-headed through the volatility. 💡

👆 Remember to follow—don’t get lost! 👇 In the comments, tell me: what do you think about this Bank of Japan rate hike? 😎

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