Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin will reach $100,000 after the northern hemisphere summer and climb to $125,000 by the end of 2026, driven primarily by dollar liquidity rather than regulatory changes. He argues that wartime financing through commercial banks enhances liquidity, which supports Bitcoin's price growth ahead of traditional stocks. Hayes also notes that geopolitical tensions, such as in Iran, could affect the timeline but believes markets currently overlook these risks. Additionally, he dismisses the impact of the CLARITY Act on Bitcoin and highlights his investment shift towards Hyperliquid, a permissionless derivatives platform, expecting it to outperform Ethereum in this cycle.
Charles Hoskinson, co-founder of Cardano, warned that Bitcoin might lose its top cryptocurrency status if its governance structure fails to effectively address quantum computing challenges. He emphasized that Bitcoin's rigidity in making major upgrad...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) experienced a sharp 15% increase, breaking key resistance levels with strong volume, signaling potential trend reversal if momentum holds. Bitcoin (BTC) stabilized around $64,300, showing signs of healthy accumulation but still faces...
Nearly 3,080 BTC worth about $198 million were withdrawn from Kraken by large holders, signaling long-term accumulation rather than immediate selling. This move, combined with a sharp rise in Bitcoin's Stock-to-Flow Ratio and reduced selling by miner...
Analysts suggest Bitcoin might reach $200,000 if the CLARITY Act becomes law, as it would enable more institutional investment and reduce regulatory risks. However, the bill faces seven significant obstacles in the Senate, including opposition from s...
Bitcoin price hovered around $64,150 after US President Donald Trump paused military strikes on Iran, reducing immediate escalation risk. Despite this, geopolitical tensions persist with ongoing diplomatic talks and regional conflicts, keeping pressu...
