2025-09-29 ビットコインを50%上回る可能性？メタプラネット株が「新たな最適解」として注目

伝統的な金融資産がもがく中、デジタル資産が新たな高みを目指す

暗号市場が新たなプレイヤーを迎え入れる

メタプラネット株がビットコインの50%上昇を凌駕する可能性が専門家の間で議論されている。従来の金融システムが規制と中央集権に縛られる一方で、デジタル資産市場はより効率的な解決策を模索し続けている。

金融革新の最前線

この動きは、伝統的な銀行システムの非効率性に対する暗号コミュニティの回答とも見なされている。中央銀行がインフレ対策に苦戦する中、分散型金融は確実な前進を続けている。

結局のところ、伝統金融が会議室で議論している間、暗号資産は実際の解決策を構築している——いつものことだが。

RBNZ recognised it had forecast errors in the pandemic period

The RBNZ has been faulted for falling behind the curve after COVID-19. Officials, nevertheless, admitted that the former dual mandate had made it harder to prioritize inflation control. Conway noted that, in retrospect, stronger action might have helped back then, but policymakers had to weigh the risk of hurting jobs given their dual mandate. He stated: “In hindsight, an earlier or more aggressive tightening might have reduced inflation sooner.”

The bank’s decision to raise the official cash rate from 0.25% in October 2021 to 5.5% in May 2023 also fueled public criticism. Not to mention, the bank struggled to produce accurate forecasts during the pandemic, when unusual economic shocks threw off its models. The bank noted that private analysts and other central banks also struggled with big forecast misses during that time. Still, it argued, since November 2022, its accuracy has nearly returned to pre-pandemic levels. 

RBNZ also acknowledged that the scale of pandemic-era fiscal easing had a bigger impact than expected, prompting efforts to refine its fiscal analysis and deepen collaboration with Treasury. The bank said it is ensuring it can quickly deploy tools like large-scale asset purchases or negative rates should future conditions demand them.

It further noted, “Over the past two decades, neutral interest rates have declined significantly, both in New Zealand and globally. This structural shift increases the likelihood that the OCR could reach its effective lower bound in future downturns.”

Though it claimed that as of late 2021, the country’s major banks had the systems in place to operate under a negative cash rate.

New Zealand’s economy fell 0.9% in Q2

New Zealand’s GDP contracted more than expected in the second quarter as construction shrank and global jitters sapped demand, adding to calls for beefier easing when the Reserve Bank next meets in October. Official data on Sept. 18 indicated that GDP fell 0.9% in the second quarter of 2025, three times the 0.3% drop predicted by analysts and the RBNZ.

The country’s economy has shrunk in three of the last five quarters, with annual GDP falling 0.6%. The markets are now lifting their bets for OCR reductions to 58 bps, with odds of a half-point cut in October rising to 20%.

Westpac’s senior economist, Michael Gordon, believes the construction, manufacturing, and professional services were the biggest drags on the economy. Nonetheless, Conway insists they are working to improve the country’s long-run economic performance.

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