
Bitcoin rallies after BOJ’s 1.25% hike, but the real yen-carry test starts next week
The yen weakened after the decision, leaving immediate unwind pressure limited as higher funding costs move toward implementation.
News on licensing, investor protection, CBDC research, and Japan’s maturing crypto markets.

Existing fixed debt keeps its terms, while future BitBonds must clear a materially higher funding hurdle.

ETH, SOL and XRP sales produced gains while DOGE posted a loss, leaving roughly 1,506 BTC behind.

The exchange has not set suspension times as block 963,648 opens an Alpha stage for practice ECX.

Its new BitBonds program arrives after sub-1.0 mNAV effectively shut down common-share issuance in the second quarter.

Arthur Hayes is watching a $60 billion Fed limit as the trigger for a Bitcoin liquidity trade tied to Japan’s yen intervention.

Preliminary BOJ data suggest Tokyo intervened over two days as rising Japanese bond yields threaten to pull capital from global risk markets.



