Arthur Hayes, Bitwise Exec Still Bullish as Bitcoin Falls Under $100K

Bitcoin’s (BTC) Calm Before the Storm: Arthur Hayes Warns of Misjudged Weakness

According to Arthur Hayes, Bitcoin’s decline is not a tragedy, but is a preparation for the next rally. Analysts warn that selloffs from long-term holders and liquidity drain have taken Bitcoin’s market to fragile levels. The former BitMEX CEO expects a quiet QE from the Fed that will reignite the bull market. This week, Bitcoin fell below $104,000, which caused panic in the cryptocurrency market. Prices were down 17% over the month, with some i…

Institutions Stay Bullish On Bitcoin As Retail Falters: Bitwise CIO Sees Crypto Rally Ahead

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan sees the crypto market nearing a bottom amid retail exhaustion, while Senator Cynthia Lummis urges U.S. banks to integrate digital assets into the financial system.

Bitwise's CIO Says Bitcoin Is in Its IPO Moment - History Says This Is When You Buy More

Bitcoin briefly plunged below $100,000 on Tuesday, roughly one month after reaching a record high above $126,000 in early October. Despite the volatility, Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan believes the asset is going through its “IPO moment,” and if past patterns hold, the market should celebrate it by buying more, not sitting out in frustration. He added that the current setup means that “the days of 1% Bitcoin allocations are over.”…

Arthur Hayes: Bitcoin Faces Pain Before U.S. “Stealth QE” Rescues Markets

TLDR: Arthur Hayes warns Bitcoin faces turbulence as U.S. liquidity tightens before “stealth QE.” Hayes says Treasury cash hoarding is draining markets until government spending resumes. He predicts the Fed’s repo facility will quietly expand liquidity in coming months. “Stealth QE,” Hayes adds, could trigger Bitcoin’s next major bull cycle. Markets are entering another turbulent phase, and Arthur Hayes believes it’s far from over. The BitMEX c…

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan & Arthur Hayes Predict Major Bitcoin Rally Ahead

The cryptocurrency market continues to experience significant volatility, with Bitcoin dropping below the $100,000 mark for the first time since June. Despite concerns over this recent decline, industry experts suggest that the sell-off may be nearing its conclusion. Optimistic analysts believe that, once retail investors capitulate, institutional demand could propel Bitcoin toward new all-time highs within the next few months. Bitcoin fell bel…

Arthur Hayes, Bitwise exec still bullish as Bitcoin falls under $100K

Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan says retail selling is near exhaustion, while Arthur Hayes predicts the Fed’s “stealth QE” will fuel Bitcoin’s next rally.