Big money isn't buying the warnings. Hedge funds are actively positioning in currency options markets, betting hard that the yen will crack through to around 165 per dollar before the Bank of Japan finally pulls the trigger on intervention. It's a classic game of chicken—everyone watching to see who blinks first. The spread of these bullish bets against the yen suggests serious conviction that authorities won't move as aggressively as some expect. Whether that calculation holds remains the real question.
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ForkMonger
· 01-17 23:25
lol they're literally just calling BoJ's bluff rn... governance attack vector masquerading as currency speculation, classic move. market's found the systemic vulnerability and won't let it go til someone breaks. who flinches first always determines protocol economics, whether it's finance or code 🤷
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 01-17 21:44
The Bank of Japan's recent actions really can't be held back anymore. The scale of funds betting on the 165 level feels even more intense than the official statements.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 01-15 15:56
The Bank of Japan is still holding back, while hedge funds have already started running. Haha
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 01-15 01:55
According to the database, the big players are once again playing psychological warfare... How many days have passed since the last time the Bank of Japan really intervened? Anyway, with the delay in data statistics, how long can this game go on? Let's wait patiently for the bloom.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 01-15 01:54
The Japanese Yen really can't hold up this time. Major investors are betting that the BOJ will back down. If it hits the 165 level, it might really break...
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PancakeFlippa
· 01-15 01:47
If the yen really breaks 165 this time, big investors are betting very aggressively... Will the BOJ really hold firm?
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Blockwatcher9000
· 01-15 01:33
Can the yen hold up to 165 this time? I can't bet anymore...
Big money isn't buying the warnings. Hedge funds are actively positioning in currency options markets, betting hard that the yen will crack through to around 165 per dollar before the Bank of Japan finally pulls the trigger on intervention. It's a classic game of chicken—everyone watching to see who blinks first. The spread of these bullish bets against the yen suggests serious conviction that authorities won't move as aggressively as some expect. Whether that calculation holds remains the real question.