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Arthur Hayes says the four-year Bitcoin cycle is dead and the current bull run can continue, powered by abundant liquidity. As the four-year anniversary of the current cycle approaches, traders have been questioning whether this bull run is ending, but BitMEX co-founder Hayes says past cycles ended because of monetary tightening, not the cycle. Hayes sees Fed rate cuts and easing in China and other nations as factors that will continue supporting Bitcoin’s bull market. “Listen to our monetary masters in Washington and Beijing,’’ he said in a blog post . ‘’They clearly state that money shall be cheaper and more plentiful. Therefore, Bitcoin continues to rise in anticipation of this highly probable future. The king is dead, long live the king!” Bitcoin Cycles Don’t Revolve Around Halving Events, Says Hayes In the past, analysts have used the Bitcoin halvings as a landmark to determine BTC’s cycle stages. This is because the event,...

Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes recently highlighted Solana’s potential for recovery and growth in the crypto market after the FTX downfall and corruption. After the conclusion of the FTX collapse and the legal battles that ensued, many speculated about the fate of Solana (SOL), a cryptocurrency once favored by the now-convicted founder Sam Bankman-Fried. Contrary to speculations, Hayes has recently spotlighted Solana, indicating a positive trajectory for the network. I think it might be time to get back on the train fam. Maybe after a few US banks bite the dust this weekend. pic.twitter.com/SxCwK3BVYB — Arthur Hayes (@CryptoHayes) February 1, 2024 You might also like: Former BitMEX CEO says Bitcoin will rally to $750,000 by 2026 Known for his expertise and experience in navigating the crypto market’s ups and downs, Hayes posted his optimism for Solana to X, suggesting it might be time to invest in SOL. The former BitMEX CEO, with a track record of maki...

Bitcoin-friendly Musk is no fan of the Fed’s inflation policy, he reveals, as Arthur Hayes says U.S. economic decisions are sending BTC price on a path to $1 million. The United States Federal Reserve has been “too heavy-handed ” in taming inflation, said pro- Bitcoin (BTC) Tesla and Twitter CEO Elon Musk. In a Twitter debate on March 29, Musk directly criticized U.S. macroeconomic policy, including “excess government spending.” Musk: Fed policy is a “serious issue” Bitcoin and crypto markets remain extremely sensitive to Fed cues on interest rate policy. Despite inflation gradually coming down, the Fed has continued to hike rates even as banks feel the pressure and several collapses. For Musk, this is already a case of going too far — with banking crisis contagion spreading to Europe, the U.S. dollar, he agrees, is quickly losing appeal. In a response to a thread on dollar supremacy by Genevieve Roch-Decter, CEO of financial insights firm Grit Capital, Musk did not mince his words. “...