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If Japan raises interest rates during its next monetary policy meeting on June 16–17, global liquidity conditions could tighten further. This would likely strengthen the Japanese yen (JPY) relative to the U.S. dollar and potentially weaken the dollar’s position globally. Combined with the rising cost of servicing U.S. debt, this could lead to a gradual depreciation of the dollar.
A weakening dollar has historically been bullish for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, as digital assets are increasingly viewed as a hedge against fiat debasement. However, in the short term, heightened market uncertainty and global rate adjustments could still lead BTC to dip into the $60K range, while ETH may find support above $1.2K.
With these economic pressures, the Federal Reserve would respond by cutting interest rates, and pivoting back to quantitative easing (QE) to stabilize the economy. Such a move would increase dollar liquidity and accelerate USD depreciation, further strengthening the bullish case for BTC and ETH.
In that scenario—with the dollar weakening and global markets adjusting to looser U.S. monetary policy—BTC and altcoins could enter a strong upward cycle, what some might call the “banana zone.” ETH, in particular, could rise significantly. I would not be surprised to see it climb above $6,000 by year-end, especially if macro liquidity flows back into risk assets.
Having cash on hand to accumulate digital assets during this potential correction may represent a rare, high-conviction opportunity for long-term investors—particularly if the Federal Reserve eases while the dollar weakens across global markets.
