2025-12-24 03:20:25

Some say the Japanese economy is in danger, but this is actually a cognitive misunderstanding. The debt has indeed piled up to a staggering amount—equivalent to 240% of GDP, which is indeed alarming. However, from another perspective, Japan's government asset size is also astonishing, accounting for 102% of GDP, which ranks among the top globally.

In simple terms, Japan is not without options at all. The central bank continues to provide a safety net, and the yen continues to depreciate; this is a strategy combination they have actively adopted. What are the side effects of this combination? The more the yen depreciates, the more abundant the liquidity, making it easier for risk assets and the cryptocurrency market to gain momentum. What seems like distant macro policies suddenly turns into a booster for the trading market.

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CommunitySlacker

· 6h ago

With this set of combo punches from Japan, the coin price on our side has risen, it's really fucking ironic.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 6h ago

We are closely following the recent depreciation of the yen; the ample liquidity indeed has a pump effect on the crypto world. --- Interestingly, Japan's move has worked out; debts are debts, and with asset scale offsetting, they still hold the power of discourse. --- With the Central Bank backing and yen depreciation, it ultimately means a form of point shaving, which favors risk assets. --- Hey, why isn't anyone talking about the government's asset being 102%? The net assets aren't actually that bad. --- Japan isn't afraid at all; instead, we should be optimistic about how this wave of liquidity release pushes encryption. --- Wait, isn't this logic a bit too optimistic? What about the 240% debt? --- The depreciation of the yen is indeed a catalyst; the circle should have been speculating on it for a while now. --- So Japan is actually playing a big game, shifting inflation pressure onto the globe while they pump coins? --- I think the stimulation of risk assets by this policy combination is the real point worth watching. --- With a debt ratio of 240%, still living so richly, only Japan could do that; it's a system bonus.

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SchrodingersPaper

· 6h ago

Japan's recent actions are really absurd. The surface debt explosion is actually point shaving, and the devaluation of the yen is simply a godsend for us coin holders... Wait, I feel like I'm high again. The way the Bank of Japan plays this, to put it bluntly, is to provide blood transfusions for the crypto market. The looser the liquidity, the more we can fish out; this logic is sound, right? Really... the Japanese government's assets are 102% of GDP. It feels like this data might be exaggerated; I just can't understand these macro narratives. Yen devaluation = point shaving = crypto world revelry. I've seen through this chain long ago, but the question is when does the revelry start? I'm about to vomit from waiting. Japanese debt at 240% sounds scary, but they just aren't afraid, right? What does that mean? It means that if you maintain a steady mindset, there will be opportunities. Wait, the more the yen devalues, the more abundant the liquidity... Should I leverage up? No, if my hands shake any more, I'm going to get liquidated.

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