According to Lookonchain statistics, Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, stated in a post that he will continue to transfer funds from US short-term bonds to cryptocurrencies. On February 7th, Arthur Hayes announced that he would raise cash to buy Bitcoin, and since then he has published seven articles bullish on Bitcoin.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes wrote that the US government's treatment of CZ and Binance is absurd, highlighting the arbitrariness of national punishment. This absurd phenomenon tells us that cryptocurrency is one of the most important political, financial, and technological developments in human civilization history. It has such a powerful transformative power that in less than a decade, CZ can become one of the richest people in the world, and Binance can be more necessary for daily life than famous financial institutions that have existed for centuries. Hayes also said that since the US dollar is the largest financing currency in the world, if the credit price falls, all fixed supply assets such as Bitcoin and gold will rise in US dollar legal price. An important part of this bullish macro support is that it does not require Chinese companies and high net worth individuals to buy any Bitcoin. The interchangeability of global legal credit will determine the marginal legal dollar flowing into hard currency assets such as Bitcoin.

Former CEO of BitMEX, Arthur Hayes, stated that the approval of a Bitcoin ETF for spot trading could make Bitcoin a financial asset rather than a circulating currency. This is because institutional custody of Bitcoin could transform it from a financial tool of freedom to an institutionalized asset, deviating from its original promise. Hayes stated that if large institutions (such as BlackRock) hoard Bitcoin in ETF tools, the essence of Bitcoin - as a decentralized, usable currency - will be lost. He explained, "You can't actually use Bitcoin. It's a financial asset. It's not really Bitcoin itself."

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has expressed concerns about BlackRock's entry into the Bitcoin space, warning that it could fundamentally change the top crypto asset. While Hayes and other traders welcome the possibility of a spot Bitcoin ETF, he is worried about the potential influence it could give to traditional finance.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes believes that Bitcoin and other "risk assets of finite supply" will benefit from the Federal Reserve's flawed strategy to combat inflation. In a blog post, Hayes argued that the Fed's approach of sucking money from one area of the economy while injecting it into another is "quixotic." He explained that as long as the Fed's tactics remain flawed, Bitcoin's value in fiat currency terms will likely rise in the long run. <br>

Arthur Hayes, the founder of BitMEX, believes that the adoption of Bitcoin by artificial intelligence (AI) could lead to two mania phases. Hayes predicts that AI will become the primary beneficiary of a new age of quantitative easing, as governments print more money to pay off sovereign debt.

June 22 (Cointime) - Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes has publicly criticized Kyle Davis for relaunching the 3AC fund, which previously suffered significant losses due to the cryptocurrency market's broad declines. The fund was adversely affected by sweeping losses across the crypto industry in the first half of 2022, and certain investments like LUNA collapsed to near zero.

June 20 (Cointime) - According to BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, the impact of the US Treasury Dept issuing treasury bills on the crypto and stock markets is not as significant as expected. He believes that risk assets like Bitcoin will soon start to rally. Hayes has created a custom US dollar liquidity index to track how the TGA refill will affect the US dollar liquidity.

Bitcoin briefly reached $25,800 on June 6th, but remained weak following news of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) suing Binance and its CEO for securities law violations.

Former Bitmex CEO Arthur Hayes predicts a bitcoin bull market in the last two quarters of 2023. Hayes believes that the U.S. Federal Reserve will be unable to control inflation, causing the national debt to lose its appeal for foreign investors due to sanctions. This will lead to a surge in interest rates and a rise in bitcoin's value. Hayes also predicts a shift in deposits from small and medium-sized financial institutions to larger banks and money market funds.