Japan's TEPCO has brought its nuclear reactor back online—marking the first restart since the Fukushima disaster. This move signals a major shift in Japan's energy strategy and could have broader implications for global commodity markets and energy inflation expectations. When traditional power infrastructure changes, it ripples through inflation forecasts, which crypto traders often watch closely as a macro indicator. The energy policy pivot in one of the world's largest economies is worth monitoring as markets adjust to supply-side dynamics.

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Liquidated_Larryvip
· 01-21 11:39
Japan nuclear power restart? Now the crypto market is at the mercy of the weather, as energy inflation expectations suddenly change and chaos ensues.
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NeonCollectorvip
· 01-21 11:27
Japan nuclear power plant restart? This will require adjusting energy inflation expectations, the crypto world should keep a close eye.
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SignatureVerifiervip
· 01-21 11:21
ngl tepco restarting reactors post-fukushima is technically speaking a pretty bold move... but has anyone actually audited the safety protocols here? insufficient validation keeps me up at night tbh. macro implications for inflation are one thing, but the potential attack vector on aging infrastructure requires further scrutiny imo.
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SurvivorshipBiasvip
· 01-21 11:19
Japan nuclear power restart? This definitely changes the expectations for energy inflation, which is quite relevant to the macro environment of our crypto circle.
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