2025-12-24 00:54:30

Japan's finance ministry announced plans to issue ¥29.6 trillion in government bonds to support the FY 2026 budget. This massive debt issuance reflects Tokyo's continued reliance on fiscal stimulus to maintain economic momentum. For crypto investors tracking macroeconomic trends, this signals persistent inflation concerns and central bank policy trajectories across major economies. Large-scale government spending often correlates with currency depreciation and shifts in capital flows—factors worth monitoring as we head into 2026. The scale of Japan's bond program underscores how developed nations are managing their debt-to-GDP ratios, which indirectly influences institutional appetite for alternative assets like Bitcoin and other digital currencies.

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Redi_Hamster

· 3h ago

1000x Vibes 🤑

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 18h ago

29.6 trillion yen? Such a scale of bond issuance directly releases inflation expectations, and the yen depreciation channel has opened; we need to closely monitor the BoJ's attitude shift. The series of foolish money... The impact of this fiscal stimulus strategy on BTC institutional allocation is already clear from the data. As the debt spiral rises, the logic of allocating to safe-haven assets becomes increasingly valid; although it may be suppressed by Fed policies in the short term, this is a double-edged sword in the long cycle. I feel that 2026 will be a watershed year, with the policy divergence space of the Bank of Japan, the Fed, and the European Central Bank becoming larger; it will really come down to who lets go first. Another smokescreen of stimulus policies? Or have developed countries given up on reducing debt... This game is becoming a bit fierce.

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