Crypto influencer Joe commented that while Hayes is a sharp macro thinker, his Ethereum trades “always seem cursed.” He noted that ETH often rallies right after he exits.
yeah i remember that august move and it aged hilariously bad lol. arthur’s a genius in macro vibes, but man his eth timing always feels cursed. every time he sells, the chart instantly decides to moon just to spite him. i’m not stressing this dump because his exits usually mark…
— Joe | KOL & Alpha Crypto Influencer (@SelfSuccessSaga) November 17, 2025
Many in the community criticised Hayes for the sell-off. One X user stated that the executive trades “like retail” and often gets shaken out at the wrong time. Others said they treat his capitulation as a buy signal.
Bro trading like a retail trader. He is indeed terrible at trading. Nothing new there.
One of his worst trades this time was $ENA where he screamed buy at 0.8660 🤦♂️
Earlier this month, Hayes claimed that the ongoing “choppy market” was just a pause before a rally. He argued that the real buying opportunity will come once the macro environment stabilizes.
The liquidation comes as the crypto market shed over $250 billion in value during the weekend. The total market cap has now dropped to $3.24 trillion amid bearish investor sentiment.
Tether and Circle have issued over $14 billion in new stablecoins since the October downturn. This indicates that capital may be waiting on the sidelines for re-entry.
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A crypto journalist with over 5 years of experience in the industry, Parth has worked with major media outlets in the crypto and finance world, gathering experience and expertise in the space after surviving bear and bull markets over the years. Parth is also an author of 4 self-published books.