#以太坊行情技术解读 The Bank of Japan's "whale" activity is taking a different turn. According to the latest news, the Bank of Japan plans to initiate a large-scale ETF reduction operation as early as next month—assets totaling 83 trillion yen will be phased out.



How big is this number? Converted to USD, it’s 534 billion. The book value is 37.1 trillion yen. And the most surreal part is—according to the central bank, to avoid market shocks, this "turtle-paced" process will take 112 years to complete. It’s not a joke; it’s just this math.

Monthly stable sales sound very restrained, but what does this reflect behind the scenes? A deep adjustment of the central bank’s balance sheet. Decades of long-cycle release indicate that this is not just simple reduction but a redefinition of the market liquidity landscape. How will this buffer-style large-scale sell-off affect the risk pricing of various assets in global asset allocation? Especially at a time when liquidity in the crypto market is already sensitive, changes in such macro variables warrant continuous observation.
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0xSherlockvip
· 12-15 13:39
112 years? Haha, what is the central bank playing at? I'll have to wait until I reincarnate to see it all.
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RektRecordervip
· 12-15 13:39
112 years? Haha, the central bank is trying to bleed the market slowly, basically testing the market's bottom line.
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UnluckyMinervip
· 12-15 13:39
112 years? Haha, the central bank is actually mining for us. But speaking of which, with a gigantic pot of $534 billion slowly being poured, the crypto market still needs to stay alert. This set of operations by the Bank of Japan... feels like it's laying the groundwork for bigger moves later. This pace of easing pressure, frankly, is just afraid of collapsing all at once. Small investors like us need to keep a close eye on our wallets. Wait, 112 years, are you serious? That means I might not even see this cycle end. The key is the reshaping of the liquidity landscape. How small can the impact on mainstream coins be... Holding coins still requires more caution.
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IfIWereOnChainvip
· 12-15 13:38
112 years? Haha, the Bank of Japan's move is brilliant, really treating the market like a parent to pamper.
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orphaned_blockvip
· 12-15 13:34
112 years? Laughing out loud, is the central bank playing "eternal reduction" huh?
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0xSunnyDayvip
· 12-15 13:32
Year 112? Haha, the central bank is playing the game of "never selling off" Big fish are gradually slipping away, the crypto market needs to be cautious about liquidity Japan's approach is quite clever, afraid that a big dump will drag things out over 112 years Wait, is this really a reduction or a disguised support? Over 500 billion US dollars is a huge deal, but it’s being absorbed over 112 years, that logic is brilliant In reality, it’s just the central bank releasing liquidity and then withdrawing it again; the risk pricing in the crypto market needs to be recalculated No, no, this actually gives the market more time to adapt, which could be a good thing? Slow selling sounds like giving retail investors a breathing space haha The macroeconomic changes in this wave, must keep a close eye on them
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0xLostKeyvip
· 12-15 13:30
112 years? Haha, that's hilarious. Are they planning to grow old with us slowly? The Bank of Japan's "super turtle-paced reduction" basically means they're afraid of crashing the market all at once. Our crypto liquidity is so fragile, it's like paper. We really need to keep an eye on these macro risks. Playing around with Light mode like this, it's quite delicate...
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