Arthur Hayes Forecasts BTC Drop Below $80K Ahead of Fed QT Halt
Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin may dip below $80K before the Fed ends QT on Dec 1. Market liquidity shows early signs of improvement.
Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin may dip below $80K before the Fed ends QT on Dec 1. Market liquidity shows early signs of improvement.
BitMEX and Kraken experienced front-end outages for three hours on Nov. 18 due to a global Cloudflare service degradation. Cloudflare resolved the issue at 14:42 UTC after implementing fixes.
ASTER plunged 25% in a week as BitMEX CEO slammed perp DEX incentive models as fragile ‘pump-and-dump schemes.
BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes believes Bitcoin could reach $1.5 million by 2028 as U.S. economic policy boosts liquidity.
The biggest liquidation order took place on Bybit, where a BTC/USDT trader lost $1.6 million.
HDR Global Trading, BitMEX’s parent company, faces a $100M penalty for BSA violations, while its founders previously settled separate charges for $10M each.
Arthur Hayes warns investors of risks from Middle East tensions affecting markets, suggesting Bitcoin may rise amid inflation and energy crises.
Arthur Hayes has once again shared his deep thoughts on the player versus player concept.
Veteran trader Peter Brandt shared the BTC price chart also echoed Arthur Hayes’ bearish sentiment predicting a BTC price drop to $46,000 levels.
Fear of further Bitcoin price capitulation in the short term significantly increased amid continued sell-offs from whale investors.
A more aggressive Fed rate cut could signal a more assertive monetary policy stance, potentially leading to a pronounced market response.
Arthur Hayes projected that Bitcoin and altcoins could rally from September due to a likely increase in US liquidity injection.
Justin Sun announced the creation of a $1 billion fund aimed at combating fear (FUD) in the crypto space during volatile times.
Hayes proposed that the crypto industry should be fighting for transformative crypto legislation signed into law ahead of the elections.
From 2015 to 2020 or thereabout, BitMEX operated in the United States without taking cognisance of federal regulations designed to prevent money laundering.