Arthur Hayes, co-founder of Maelstrom, expressed optimism about Bitcoin and Ether, preferring to trade around an anticipated multitrillion-dollar government bailout linked to AI data center debt. Hayes believes major AI companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, and xAI have built expensive data centers expecting future demand, which may lead to financial strain. This strain could trigger a government rescue injecting liquidity into the economy, potentially benefiting cryptocurrency markets. Hayes is cautious about betting on AI-related assets' price direction but favors the bailout scenario as a key trade theme.
While Arthur Hayes is optimistic about Bitcoin amid potential government bailouts, on Pluang as of Oct 15, 2026 12:02 WIB, Bitcoin trades at Rp1.460.000.000 with a 1-day decline of 2.67%. This price sits well within its 52-week range, supported by a market cap of Rp29.150,63 trillion and a balanced order activity of 51% Buy versus 49% Sell, indicating steady investor interest despite recent dips.
Nearly $1 billion in cryptocurrency futures positions were liquidated within 24 hours amid falling prices for bitcoin, ether, and XRP. Ether traders faced the largest losses, with about $286 million in liquidations as ether dropped over 6% to around ...
In the past 24 hours, 80 of the 90 largest cryptocurrencies by market cap declined, with Pump.fun (PUMP) experiencing the steepest drop of 13.76% to $0.00436. Other notable losses included Zcash down 13.07% and Canton falling 12.75%. Meanwhile, only ...
Bitcoin's price fell below the $81,000 mark, trading at $80,938 on Binance's spot market as of late October 14. This represents a slight decline of 0.35% over the past hour and a drop of $165 from 15 minutes earlier. Bitcoin remains the largest crypt...
Bitcoin (BTC), the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, briefly rose above $81,000 to $81,234 on the Binance spot market on October 14. This followed a price of $80,902 just 15 minutes earlier, showing a quick price increase. Despite this short-term...
Ether (ETH) dropped below $2,400, trading at $2,373 after a 5.42% decline in 24 hours, reflecting a broader crypto market downturn. Bitcoin (BTC) also weakened, falling to $80,000, with $860 million in long positions liquidated across the market. Mar...
