When the entire market unanimously views the Japanese interest rate hike as negative, I instead start to be wary of a surge...
When everyone is shouting, "The Japanese interest rate hike is an epic negative!" "Bear market confirmed, continue to drop!"
When the market forms a consensus for the first, second, and third times,
I start to get nervous. Because—what the market dislikes the most is consensus.
The Japanese interest rate hike has truly landed.
But have you noticed? There was no crash, no panic selling, instead, some people quietly started to take over
This likely means an old saying: the bad news is being fully priced in.
Bear markets often see surges, bull markets often see drops; this is not a joke, it is a bloody history.
Looking back at the past three rounds of interest rate hike cycles, I can summarize three iron rules👇
Do not bottom fish on the day of the interest rate hike; the real bottom often appears 6–8 weeks after the hike.
You must pay attention to ETF fund flows; when you see three consecutive days of net inflow
While market sentiment remains pessimistic,
That is: a true signal that institutions are beginning to rebuild their positions.
History does not simply repeat itself, but it always rhymes.
Ethereum's key position, remember!!!
Resistance pressure: 3000–3050, if it's not in this range, don't short hard.
Support below: 2840, if it breaks, the small-level rebound ends.
Second test of support: around 2780.
Positions for buying must be light.
At this stage, it's not about who calls it right, but who can survive until the market truly begins.
It's okay if you don't understand it now, but by the time you do, the price will have long moved on.
The key nodes ahead, see you in the chat room.
