Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes has warned that the United States Treasury is approaching structural limits in its ability to fund government debt through traditional means, and stablecoins could emerge as a critical new channel for liquidity. In his July 3 Substack post, Hayes argued that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent ...
Crypto industry heavyweight and BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has sounded the alarm over what he describes as an impending “stablecoin mania,” warning that a wave of new stablecoin companies attempting to emulate Circle’s IPO success are likely to be overvalued and doomed to fail. In a sharply worded blog post ...
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, predicts that U.S. Treasury bond buybacks could significantly boost market liquidity, potentially driving Bitcoin to as high as $110,000, with a possibility of reaching $200,000. In an April 23 article on Substack, Hayes highlights the Treasury's plan to issue new debt to repurchase older, less ...
China’s potential response to rising U.S. tariffs may trigger another wave of capital flight into Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, says Arthur Hayes, founder of crypto exchange BitMEX. As the U.S. gears up to impose more sweeping trade duties, Beijing could devalue its currency—which Hayes believes may reignite the crypto bull ...
BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes has sparked a discussion about the global investment landscape, suggesting that the emergence of DeepSeek AI, a Chinese rival to OpenAI, could shift investor preferences away from U.S.-based stocks, bonds, and assets toward more global opportunities. In a post on X, Hayes expressed the possibility of ...
Arthur Hayes, the co-founder of BitMEX, predicted that Bitcoin would experience a rally that would peak in late March. He attributes this potential surge to the Federal Reserve's quantitative tightening (QT) and liquidity measures. In an essay published on January 7, Hayes discussed how these economic policies could impact risk ...
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has compared the U.S. Federal Reserve’s recent actions to a fleeting "sugar high" for the economy, suggesting that this could lead to a temporary boost with lasting impacts on the crypto market. In his latest blog post, Hayes argued that recent central bank decisions could ...
