The Bank of Japan may keep interest rates unchanged in January. What does this mean for the global financial markets?

As a major source of global liquidity, Japan's monetary policy movements always ripple through the markets. If interest rates remain steady, the easing environment will continue, and large amounts of capital will inevitably seek new outlets. At this point, crypto assets come into the view of allocators—after all, the return potential in traditional markets is limited.

We all know the historical pattern: in a low-interest-rate environment, funds tend to flow into high-risk, high-reward asset classes. Bitcoin, as the flagship digital asset, often becomes the first target for hot money. Recently, the battle between bullish and bearish forces in the market has indeed heated up, and every policy signal can trigger intense volatility. Multi-chain assets like FRAX, ZEN, and ASR are also seeking their positions amid this liquidity release.

But don’t be fooled by short-term fluctuations—true opportunities are often hidden within volatility. Stay calm, observe carefully, and wait for concrete policy signals to make precise allocations during the easing cycle. The macro environment is changing, and market structures are adjusting. The key is to identify genuine structural opportunities.