2026-01-21 15:24:31

The Japanese bond market has experienced anomalies, with the 30-year yield hitting a record high. This signal warrants attention. Citigroup recently issued a warning, indicating that a bond sell-off of up to billion dollars may be imminent. As a result, the bond markets in South Korea and the UK have also experienced fluctuations, triggering a chain reaction in the global bond market.

For crypto asset participants, this change is not irrelevant. When macro risk appetite cools down, market styles often shift. Bitcoin and Ethereum need to hold key technical support levels in the short term before discussing subsequent trends. Many investors tend to be swayed by market sentiment in the face of such uncertainty, but real opportunities are often hidden within volatility. Historical experience tells us that periods of macro liquidity tightening are precisely good times to reassess allocations.

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ser_ngmi

· 13h ago

Japanese bond market issues warning, it seems we need to reassess our allocations again. Tight liquidity is the real entry signal, right? --- 130 billion bond sell-off? If this really happens, whether BTC can hold its support level is still uncertain, let alone discussing the follow-up. --- It's both macro and liquidity issues, in plain terms, just high volatility. We should accumulate what we need. --- I've heard too many chain reactions; only care about when Ethereum drops to a level worth entering. --- Citibank is out again with a warning. Will this be another wolf coming? Wake up, everyone. --- Still want to buy the dip in the face of uncertainty? First, check if your wallet is strong enough. --- The real opportunities are in risks, but only if you survive to see that day. --- Japan's bond market is doomed, and the whole world will follow as casualties. How can crypto remain unaffected? --- Historical experience is useless; the market is always teaching new lessons. The same advice applies: HODL and wait for change. --- If support levels can't hold, then all subsequent trends are just nonsense.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 20h ago

The bond market has collapsed, the crypto circle is about to suffer... But isn't this also the time to get on board? --- 130 billion poured in, can BTC withstand it? I have my doubts. --- Here we go again, every time macro conditions tighten, people say it's an opportunity. Where are those people who said that last time? --- Japanese bond market breaks new highs, chain reactions spreading downward, everyone really needs to be careful. --- Liquidity crunch = buying coins at low prices? I was thinking the same thing last year. --- It's not about fear, just watching to see how low BTC can go this wave. --- Talking about holding support levels every day, but when it comes to critical moments, it still depends on off-market funds. --- So the question is, is Citigroup's warning this time really dangerous or just creating panic? --- It feels like the fluctuations in the global bond market are scarier than the 24-hour plunge in the crypto market. --- Wait, does this imply the Federal Reserve should also take action... --- There are many investors driven by emotions. I just want to know how institutions are positioning themselves. --- 130 billion in bonds dumped, where is the safe haven asset everyone promised?

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 20h ago

The Japanese bond market has collapsed, and this wave of decline really can't be sustained... Wait, what support levels are we talking about? Isn't it more profitable to just buy the dip directly? A $130 billion sell-off is coming, the macro environment is probably changing, and this feels like the real bottom signal. And what about this liquidity crunch... Forget it, I'll just wait and see. How low will the crypto market go this time? It sounds like Citigroup is once again creating panic, but isn't this the time when smart money usually enters... A chain reaction? Now Korea and the UK are also starting to dump assets. The global bond market is really about to change color. Stop with these technical support levels, just ask directly: is it time to buy the dip or continue to shrink? When macro conditions tighten, the market gets chaotic. Are our coins going to follow the fall or rise? A liquidity crisis is here, and this time it really tests our mindset... Can I still hold onto my ETH? Looking at Citi's attitude, it doesn't seem that simple. Could it break again? Opportunities in volatility? Sounds good, but I think I'll wait and see.

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HashBrownies

· 20h ago

The fluctuations in the Japanese bond market are quite intense. Can BTC withstand the impact of this $130 billion sell-off? --- Liquidity crunch is probably a signal to get in. History has taught us this repeatedly. --- Here we go again. Every time there's a macro event, people say it's an opportunity. How many actually dare to buy the dip? --- The 30-year yield has broken historical highs... Is this really a shakeout or just how it will be? --- A chain reaction is coming. The crypto market can't escape. Holding the support level is what we should focus on now. --- Institutions like Citigroup need to tone down their words, but still, $130 billion is no small figure. --- Wait, with the bond market so chaotic, why do I feel like I should look for bargains? --- The phrase "uncertainty = opportunity" has been heard too many times. Let's first see how low it can go.

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BearMarketMonk

· 20h ago

Once again, the bond market is bearish, and a chain reaction ensues... Does this sound familiar? History repeats itself over and over, only the participants change. A $130 billion sell-off sounds terrifying, but it's just another breath in the cycle. For those still struggling at the technical support levels, the problem isn't with the candlestick charts, but with not understanding whether they are gamblers or investors. The true bottom is always hidden in the most desperate people's hearts.

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