[Yen Plunge Sparks Intervention Expectations, May Impact Asian Asset Revaluation] On October 10, the yen fell below the 153 mark against the dollar, hitting an eight-month low. Japan's Finance Minister warned that the government is closely monitoring exchange rate fluctuations, hinting at potential market intervention. The depreciation of the yen is driving inflationary pressure, while Japan's 10-year government bond yield has risen to its highest level since 2008, indicating heightened uncertainty in policy direction. Bitunix analysts pointed out that the yen's plunge reflects global monetary policy and political uncertainty, suggesting that Asian assets may enter a period of structural revaluation. The key moving forward lies in whether capital opts for risk reallocation or liquidity defense.