Is Arthur Hayes Right About $1M Bitcoin? Analyzing His Controversial Thesis
- Arthur Hayes warns US Treasuries risk losing top reserve asset status due to debt/tariffs
- Hayes predicts Gold, Bitcoin benefit as neutral assets if Treasury demand falls
- Bitcoin $1M target possible via forced Fed easing & potential USD/CNY turmoil: Hayes
Co-founder of BitMEX Arthur Hayes warns that U.S. Treasuries may no longer hold their position as the world’s top reserve asset.
In a post on X, he says America’s expanding debt, coupled with changing trade policies and rising global tension, could push investors toward gold and Bitcoin.
Decades of Debt & Trade Shifts Set the Stage
Hayes points to the sharp rise in U.S. federal debt since the gold standard ended in 1971, using a St. Louis Fed chart showing an 85-fold increase.
Hayes says this expansion reflects the credit needed to support the global economy as the U.S. dollar took center stage in trade and finance.
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He noted that this debt-driven growth has produced uneven results. Some Americans gained wealth, while others saw few benefits. Hayes argues that this divide fueled political discontent, lea…
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Is Arthur Hayes Right About $1M Bitcoin? Analyzing His Controversial Thesis
- Arthur Hayes warns US Treasuries risk losing top reserve asset status due to debt/tariffs
- Hayes predicts Gold, Bitcoin benefit as neutral assets if Treasury demand falls
- Bitcoin $1M target possible via forced Fed easing & potential USD/CNY turmoil: Hayes
Co-founder of BitMEX Arthur Hayes warns that U.S. Treasuries may no longer hold their position as the world’s top reserve asset.
In a post on X, he says America’s expanding debt, coupled with changing trade policies and rising global tension, could push investors toward gold and Bitcoin.
Decades of Debt & Trade Shifts Set the Stage
Hayes points to the sharp rise in U.S. federal debt since the gold standard ended in 1971, using a St. Louis Fed chart showing an 85-fold increase.
Hayes says this expansion reflects the credit needed to support the global economy as the U.S. dollar took center stage in trade and finance.
Related: The Unexpected Upside: Tariffs Depress Treasury Yields, Shine Light on Crypto
He noted that this debt-driven growth has produced uneven results. Some Americans gained wealth, while others saw few benefits. Hayes argues that this divide fueled political discontent, lea…
The post Is Arthur Hayes Right About $1M Bitcoin? Analyzing His Controversial Thesis appeared first on Coin Edition.
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