Japan announces a 25 basis point interest rate hike, and the market reacts calmly, which is exactly what most people predicted. As mentioned earlier, positions below 85k are opportunities, and those who can keep up are already positioning themselves at the bottom for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Binance Coin.

Next, Bitcoin's target range is between $190,000 and $260,000. It sounds exaggerated, right? But looking at historical data makes it clear. Every time the Bank of Japan adjusts its policy, Bitcoin's performance follows a pattern—initial correction, then a major upward move.

Looking back at past market records: in March 2024, Japan ended its negative interest rate policy, and Bitcoin retraced 26%, then rebounded with a 91% increase. In July of the same year, Bitcoin fell 31%, causing panic in the market, but ultimately it surged 131%. By January 2025, the sentiment indicator even dropped to a low of -31%, but then it surged another 68%.

Now, in December, market sentiment has fallen to -39%. What does this mean? It’s a historic level of despair. According to historical patterns, this position has never been the start of a small rebound but rather the beginning of a major upward wave ranging from 149% to 260%.

Even more interesting, the total market cap of the entire crypto space has actually retreated to levels from four years ago. Over these four years, how many rounds has the US stock market risen? How much has the AI sector grown? And what about gold? The US stock market's market cap has increased by 41 trillion dollars. Meanwhile, altcoins have been suppressed for five years, and the accumulated energy is almost unbearable. History shows that a bull market without altcoins participating simply cannot start; the entire ecosystem would remain silent. This time, it’s not just a simple rebound but a significant crazy bull run.

The opportunity is right here. Hold steady, and don’t regret missing out once the market starts moving.