Arthur Hayes Predicts Bitcoin Upside amid US Fed Intervention in Japan’s Bond Market
Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes said Bitcoin could break higher if the US Federal Reserve intervenes in Japan’s bond market.
CEO and Founder of BitMEX.
Arthur Hayes is the co-founder and CEO of BitMEX. After graduating with a degree in economics from the Wharton School of Business, Hayes lived in Hong Kong as an equity derivatives trader. He was the market-maker for Deutsche Bank and Citibank’s Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) businesses.
He also has extensive experience trading equity index futures, forwards, and swaps as well as non-deliverable FX forwards. Hayes brings a deep understanding of how to structure and trade financial derivatives.
BitMEX
American
Hong Kong
University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business, BS in Economics and Finance - 2004-2008
University of Pennsylvania, Bachelors of Science in Economics, Finance, - 2004-2008
BitMEX - CEO/Co-Founder
Citigroup Inc - Delta OneTrader - 2011–2013
Deutsche Bank AG - Associate
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