Bank of Japan Set to Hike to 1.25%, Highest Since 1995. Bitcoin Isn't Flinching Yet

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The Bank of Japan is reportedly preparing to raise its policy rate to 1.25%, the highest level since 1995, signaling continued monetary normalization. Despite the prospect of tighter Japanese liquidity and potential effects on yen-funded carry trades, Bitcoin has shown little immediate reaction. The muted response suggests markets may already be pricing in the move, though a sharper yen appreciation or broader carry-trade unwinding could create downside volatility for Bitcoin.

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