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挖矿的小羊
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9月2日,比特币一度跌破77,000美元,最低触及76,762美元。 全球债市正在经历近二十年来最猛烈的一轮抛售。日本10年期国债收益率自1996年以来首次触及3%。英国30年期国债收益率创1998年以来新高。德国30年期国债收益率触及2011年以来最高。彭博全球主权债券指数收益率攀升至近二十年最高水平。 美国这边,30年期美债收益率再次突破5.28%,回到贝森特8月19日宣布扩大回购之前的水平。10年期美债收益率攀升至4.8%,创2025年1月以来最高。2年期美债收益率涨至4.4%。 CME数据显示,市场对美联储9月加息的概率定价已高达66.9%。 市场在交易一件事:更高更久。加息。债券抛售。风险资产承压。 但有一件事,几乎没人注意到。 8月初,美国财政部长贝森特公开喊话美联储,要求扩大FIMA回购工具的规模和限额。 什么是FIMA? 翻译成人话:外国政府可以把手里持有的美国国债抵押给美联储,借出美元,而不用在公开市场抛售国债。 现行规则下,单一交易对手的未偿还上限是600亿美元。 贝森特说:这个限额得提高。日本财务省也宣布正与美方联手,力求压低美元兑日元汇率。 为什么这事被忽略了? 因为所有人都在看加息。没人关心一个“美联储疫情时代的紧急工具”。 但Arthur Hayes在8月11日发了一篇文章《Yen-quake》,把这件事说透了。 Hayes的逻辑很简单: 第一,日元是全球被低估最严重的货币。日本央行加息这条路走不通——加息会引爆全球套息交易大规模平仓,重演2024年8月的市场崩盘。 第二,日本政府养老投资基金(GPIF)和日本财务省手里有超过1.37万亿美元的美债可以作为抵押品。 第三,最可能走的路径是:日本财务省把美债抵押给美联储换美元,再用这些美元在市场上买日元。 这套操作不卖资产,不引发市场动荡,但会产生一个副作用——美联储的资产负债表扩张,美元流动性激增。 Hayes的原话是:“他们印得越多,比特币就涨得越高。” 他把FIMA称为美联储的“变相印钞”。 注意,这不是量化宽松。FIMA回购是临时性的,必须偿还。但临时性的流动性激增,对价格敏感的资产来说,效果是一样的。 Hayes自己透露,Maelstrom已经做多比特币、以太坊和ENA。但他的“子弹”目前并未都打完。 他在等什么? 等美联储主席Kevin Warsh召集小组委员会、修改FIMA规则。 市场在交易9月加息——66.9%的概率,几乎板上钉钉。 比特币在跌,债券在跌,风险资产在跌。 但精明的钱在布局什么? 在布局一个“市场还没定价”的结局:债务问题不可持续,最终解决方案一定是货币化。 日本10年期国债收益率30年来首次破3%。日本政府积累了全球第一的主权债务,过去依托近乎零成本的资金环境。现在这个逻辑彻底破了。 如果日本被迫加息——全球套息交易平仓,流动性瞬间抽干,比特币可能跌得更惨。 如果日本通过FIMA借美元买日元——美联储资产负债表扩张,美元流动性溢出,比特币、黄金、加密资产全线上涨。 两条路。一条是市场正在交易的。一条是市场还没看见的。 贝森特8月19日宣布扩大美债回购,效果维持了不到两天。30年期美债收益率短暂回落后迅速重返高位。 Pantera创始人Dan Morehead说了一句话:“虚张声势要奏效,前提是牌桌上没人知道你在虚张声势。” 贝森特的“强大工具箱”,在市场眼中只是拖延战术。 真正的工具箱不在财政部,在美联储。 短期:加息预期压制风险资产。比特币在7.6万-8.2万美元区间震荡。9月2日已经跌破7.7万。9月是比特币历史上表现最弱的月份。短期别指望轻松突破。 中长期:债务问题的终极解决方案一定是货币化。 不管是FIMA、量化宽松、还是收益率曲线控制——结局都一样:更多的美元,更高的BTC。 Hayes的年底目标价是12.5万美元。你觉得离谱?2020年美联储资产负债表从4.2万亿扩张到8.9万亿的时候,比特币从1万以下涨到6.9万。 历史不会简单重复,但节奏总是相似。 市场在交易9月加息。 但精明的钱在布局债务货币化的终局。 短期看空,长期看多——你站在哪一边? 所有人都在看同一张牌桌。 但真正的牌,在牌桌底下。 FIMA就是那张被忽略的牌。 等它翻过来的时候,你可能已经来不及了。 $BTC $ETH $SOL #非农前数据分化,9月加息预期升温
挖矿的小羊
挖矿的小羊
BTC below 77,000—is it a trap or an opportunity? On social media, everyone is shouting, "The bull market is over." But on-chain data tells me the exact opposite story. Some people panicked, some rushed to grab shares. U.S. military strikes targets inside Iran, and Trump declared he would "completely erase Iran." Bitcoin once fell below $77,000, hitting a low of $76,454. Crypto concept stocks have collectively collapsed—Strategy down 6%, Coinbase down 6%, and Circle down 6.35%. Liquidation across the entire internet. Social media is filled with panic statements like "The bull market is over" and "Run quickly." Looks terrible, right? On September 1, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a single-day net inflow of about $217 million. BlackRock's IBIT alone contributed $205.9 million, accounting for 95% of the day's total inflows. The world's largest asset management company is buying aggressively at $77,000. Not just Bitcoin. Ethereum ETFs have seen net inflows for 11 consecutive days, XRP ETFs for 10 consecutive days, and Solana ETFs for 10 consecutive days of positive trading. When institutions were falling, they didn't sell—they were buying. CryptoQuant data shows that wallets holding between 100 and 1,000 Bitcoins have accumulated a net total of 73,300 BTC over the past 60 days—the highest since April 21. The super whale holding over 10,000 bitcoins also made a net purchase of 43,300 during the same period. Both types of whales are accumulating shares simultaneously. And what about retail investors? Ordinary investors holding 0.1-1 BTC are almost in a state of full selling. Whales are buying up stocks, retail investors are handing over their weapons. Bitcoin dominance rose to near 59%. What does this mean? The market did one thing in panic: withdraw funds from altcoins and concentrate them in Bitcoin. This is not "fleeing the crypto market"—it's "fleeing to the safest crypto assets." The funds have not left; they are simply being reallocated. So what is the core conflict now? Oil prices. Brent crude oil jumped 4.5% in a single day, currently quoted at $94.5 per barrel. Oil prices rose→ inflation couldn't be brought down→ Fed raised interest rates. CME FedWatch shows the probability of a rate hike in September has risen to 66.4%. This is the real reason for the sell-off. It's not that there's something wrong with the crypto industry, but that macro liquidity is tightening. Can oil prices keep rising? The Iran war has been ongoing for almost two years. The conflict cannot escalate forever. If the situation cools down or OPEC increases production, this logic will instantly reverse. U.S. Treasury yields hit their highest levels since 2008—bond cost-effectiveness is declining. When bonds become "too expensive," funds will eventually flow back into risk assets. It's not a matter of "if," but "when." Technically, $76,984 is the 0.786 Fibonacci support level. Bitcoin stopped falling at $76,454—the market is testing this level. If holding, this could be a buy zone with extremely high risk-reward ratios. If they can't hold it, there are still 74,000 left. In August, Bitcoin rose 25%, the market was euphoric, and everyone was shouting, "80,000 is just the beginning." Now that it has fallen back to 77,000, the same group of people has started shouting, "The bull market is over." When it rises, it's faith; when it falls, it's a scam—this isn't investment, it's emotional gambling. Last week, Strategy bought 4,603 BTC at an average price of $80,318. It's even higher than the current market price. If the "bull market is over," why would the world's largest publicly traded Bitcoin holders buy at $80,000? Contrarian trading does not mean mindless bottom-fishing. The key question is whether the $76,000–$76,500 range can hold. Hold on, this is the opportunity. If you can't hold it, there's still 74,000 left. Batch purchases, light holdings, patience. Others are greedy when they panic—but only if you have the money, you have to be greedy, and you can endure the darkest moments. Every panic is a redistribution of wealth. Retail investors hand over their chips in panic. The whale gathers chips in panic. Which side do you want to be on? $BTC $ETH $CL

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