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by: xpoolPosted on: November 21, 2025

The End of an Era? How Japan’s Debt Crisis Is Reshaping Bitcoin

For years, cryptocurrency investors closely followed the Japanese yen as a key indicator for Bitcoin’s performance. A weaker yen often signaled good times ahead, thanks to carry trades that boosted digital assets. However, recent analysis reveals this connection is breaking down – and the implications could change how crypto markets operate.

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