Crypto Founder Pardoned by Donald Trump Turns Focus to Biohacking

Crypto founder pardoned by Donald Trump turns focus to biohacking

Arthur Hayes got rich, indicted and banned — all before turning 40, and is now back investing, including in a stem cell business.

Arthur Hayes Turns to Longevity: From Derivatives to Stem Cells and DeSci

Arthur Hayes, the billionaire co-founder of BitMEX, is shifting his attention from perpetual swaps to perpetual life as the market expert targets longevity science for mega growth. Fresh off a presidential pardon by Donald Trump in March that erased his conviction for Bank Secrecy Act violations, Hayes has taken a board seat and major equity stake in a stem cell company where he has also been a patient. Hayes told reporters he has been undergoin…

Freshly Pardoned by Trump, Arthur Hayes Invests in Stem Cell Startup

Arthur Hayes, fresh off Trump’s pardon, invests in a stem cell firm as crypto billionaires race into longevity. Read the full story.

Post-Pardon, Arthur Hayes Invests in Stem Cells, Eyes Longevity

In recent developments, Arthur Hayes, the former CEO of cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX, has made headlines again with a significant shift in his investment strategy. Hayes, a notable figure in the cryptocurrency space, is pivoting towards biotechnology, focusing on stem cell research investments. This strategic move comes in an effort to diversify his assets beyond the volatile cryptocurrency markets. Hayes Dives into Biotechnology Arthur Hayes,…