
Hayes Says He Will Not Buy Bitcoin Yet amid Tight Liquidity
Arthur Hayes said in a Coin Stories interview clip shared by Natalie Brunell on X that he would not put even $1 into Bitcoin right now,

Arthur Hayes said in a Coin Stories interview clip shared by Natalie Brunell on X that he would not put even $1 into Bitcoin right now,
TL;DR Arthur Hayes shifts focus from trading to decentralized exchanges like Hyperliquid. He predicts HYPE could reach $150 by August 2026, a fivefold increase. The platform

TL;DR Arthur Hayes warns that Bitcoin’s recent move toward $74,000 could be a temporary rebound rather than a sustained rally. Market data shows Bitcoin still moves

TL;DR: Hayes says U.S. escalation in Iran fits a 40-year pattern where war spending leads to Fed easing that ultimately supports Bitcoin. He cites the 1990

On February 23, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes went public with his portfolio, showing an unexpected diversification that goes beyond digital assets. The entrepreneur’s strategy includes cryptocurrencies

TL;DR Arthur Hayes argues that Bitcoin’s drop from $126,080 signals rising U.S. credit stress that equity markets have not yet priced in. He estimates potential bank

TL;DR Arthur Hayes sold roughly $3.1 million in DeFi tokens, exiting positions in ENA, ETHFI, and PENDLE after sharp declines across all three assets. Hayes sold

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, showcased his latest move by selling his holdings in PENDLE, ENA, and LDO to purchase the Hyperliquid (HYPE) token. On-chain data
Arthur Hayes attributed Bitcoin’s decline to a sharp contraction in U.S. dollar liquidity, amid macro tightening and pressure on risk assets. The former BitMEX CEO said

Arthur Hayes wrote in his Crypto Trader Digest post “Woomph” that dislocation in Japan’s yen and long-end government bond market could push U.S. officials toward FX
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