According to TechFlow, on September 19, according to CNBC, Yuya Hasegawa, a cryptocurrency market analyst at Japanese Bitcoin exchange Bitbank, said that although Bitcoin prices have risen, they are still not completely out of trouble. Hasegawa pointed out that the Bank of Japan may keep the policy interest rate unchanged this time, but if there are signs of further rate hikes, it may boost the yen and trigger a pullback in yen carry trades. This may lead to a sell-off in the Japanese stock market, and risk aversion may spread to the cryptocurrency market. He predicts that before the Bank of Japan makes a decision, Bitcoin may continue to rise during the US trading session, and the next short-term target price may be around $65,000.