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#YenHits40YearLow
💹 The Weakness of the Yen Is More Than Just a Currency Situation
The fact that the Japanese yen has recorded yet another major low should be particularly noted by traders in all asset classes, including but not limited to crypto. Forex can carry risk sentiment around the world and weaken the yen can pull on almost every market (stocks, crypto, etc.)
One aspect I see is that prolonged weakness in a currency generally signals greater economic malaise. There are many factors that influence a currency (central bank policy, interest rate differences, capital flows, etc.). As I watch the markets, I attempt to look at the entire picture rather than one single headline.
For those using crypto as their primary source of wealth creation, this serves as another example of how macro events will impact their investments. Whether it's a major shift in global liquidity or simply someone changing their risk tolerance towards investing, bitcoin and the broader crypto marketplace can trigger such responses very quickly (sometimes immediately; others take weeks).
I do not believe that one currency move will dramatically change the marketplace overnight; rather, it is another piece of the puzzle I am gathering to develop an overall understanding. This serves as a reminder why I do not make emotional trades based on one headline; instead, I follow institutional money flows, how large traders make decisions, and continue developing my conclusions.