#大户持仓变化 The Bank of Japan has launched a massive ETF reduction plan—83 trillion yen. Imagine, this cycle is so long it’s frightening: 112 years. From another perspective, on average, over 600 billion yen (about 50 billion USD) will be injected into the market each year. What does this mean? Decades-long easing policies are finally coming to an end.
In the short term, the US stock market and crypto markets may experience some turbulence. But the real change lies in the long term. As central banks gradually close the liquidity tap, asset pricing logic must change. The era of water flowing downhill is over; future competition will be about real cash flow, genuine demand, and hardcore competitiveness.
The impact on different assets varies greatly. Bitcoin, as digital gold, naturally has the store of value attribute to withstand this. Assets like $ETH with real use cases also have their stories. But those altcoins without real income, purely inflated by liquidity? Being squeezed out is only a matter of time. The market will finally return to the fundamental question of “is it worth it?”
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SerRugResistant
· 5h ago
112 years? Bro, you're playing the long game, and we probably won't see that day.
Altcoins really need to be squeezed out; it's about time to take action.
Liquidity is gone; now it's just a matter of who truly has something.
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CountdownToBroke
· 5h ago
112 years? Bro, are you joking? We won't live that long.
Wait, this wave of altcoins is really going to cool off, my bag...
Loose policy to stop? Does that mean the era of bottom-fishing is over?
Without liquidity, can Bitcoin really hold up? I bet on ETH, I don't believe it.
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DevChive
· 5h ago
Year 112? Laughs. This isn't just reducing holdings; it's a disguised way of harvesting profits. The short-term turbulence is enough for us to handle, the real harvesting has begun.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 5h ago
112 years? Ha, I won't live long enough to see it happen, but I really need to wake up now.
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Layer2Observer
· 5h ago
The 112-year cycle… is indeed frightening, but let's look at the data — an average annual release of 5 billion USD. From a quantitative perspective, this can't fundamentally shake the total market capitalization. The key is the shift in psychological expectations, which is the real source of impact.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 6h ago
It's the story of the central bank easing liquidity again, but this time it's reversed... 112 years of slow bleeding, it's a bit harsh.
#大户持仓变化 The Bank of Japan has launched a massive ETF reduction plan—83 trillion yen. Imagine, this cycle is so long it’s frightening: 112 years. From another perspective, on average, over 600 billion yen (about 50 billion USD) will be injected into the market each year. What does this mean? Decades-long easing policies are finally coming to an end.
In the short term, the US stock market and crypto markets may experience some turbulence. But the real change lies in the long term. As central banks gradually close the liquidity tap, asset pricing logic must change. The era of water flowing downhill is over; future competition will be about real cash flow, genuine demand, and hardcore competitiveness.
The impact on different assets varies greatly. Bitcoin, as digital gold, naturally has the store of value attribute to withstand this. Assets like $ETH with real use cases also have their stories. But those altcoins without real income, purely inflated by liquidity? Being squeezed out is only a matter of time. The market will finally return to the fundamental question of “is it worth it?”