LD Capital founder shares liquidation logic: recent risk of interest rate hike in Japan
Jinse Finance reported that Jack Yi, founder of LD Capital, shared his liquidation logic on social media today. First, the US stock market has reached its peak, and AI semiconductors are playing a capital game. Second, there is a risk of interest rate hikes in Japan, especially under pressure from the United States. Third, bitcoin has reached a new high resistance level and shows a trend of correction, especially as buying from MicroStrategy and ETF (which are constrained by US stocks) is weakening. Now it seems all of these have come true. Everyone is their own investment and trading god in their heart; the market changes every moment. Our on-chain transparent operations are for reference only, and no one can be 100% correct.
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