Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has turned bullish on Bitcoin, gold, and stocks following the US Treasury's decision to double its debt buyback program targeting longer-dated government bonds. Hayes sees this policy as a form of 'soft yield curve control' that injects liquidity into markets and lowers bond yields, encouraging investors to shift capital toward scarce and risk assets. He believes continued government intervention and liquidity support will keep asset prices elevated, making Bitcoin, gold, and equities attractive investments. Hayes has already taken a high-risk position with significant exposure to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, expecting these trends to persist as policymakers defend debt-market stability.
U.S. spot crypto ETFs for Bitcoin and Ethereum attracted $2.6 billion in net inflows last week, marking their strongest weekly performance in nearly 10 months. Bitcoin ETFs led with $1.92 billion inflows and increased trading volume, while Ethereum E...
Bitcoin's price pulled back to around $77,321 after a large whale sold 7,770 BTC worth $576.6 million over three days, raising concerns about short-term selling pressure. Despite this, Bitcoin's weekly gains remain strong, signaling ongoing investor ...
XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw net inflows of $39.78 million in one week, driven by a sharp 20% price increase on August 21. This surge marks the highest weekly inflow since May and brings total XRP ETF inflows to about $1.55 billion since thei...
PEPE cryptocurrency is trading at $0.00000316, up nearly 18% in 24 hours but still down 75% from its September 2025 peak. The price is currently testing the 200-day moving average, a critical resistance level, with support at the 50-day average and a...
Avalanche (AVAX) extended its bullish momentum with four consecutive daily gains and broke above a multi-week pennant pattern, signaling stronger short-term buyer control. The token is trading above key moving averages, supporting its upward trend, a...
