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Arthur Hayes has issued a stark warning for Bitcoin investors, suggesting that the cryptocurrency could fall to $50,000 in a worst-case scenario. In his latest article titled “Boom Times… Delayed,” Hayes expresses a cautious outlook on Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market. He has projected continued declines until a possible intervention later this month. Hayes expects the macroeconomic factors and policies of the Federal Reserve to influence his forecast. While the Fed has recently...

Arthur Hayes, the co-founder of Bitmex, has made bold predictions about the future of Bitcoin. He believes that Bitcoin could reach $100,000 by the end of 2024 and potentially soar to $1 million by 2025. Hayes attributes this anticipated surge to the U.S. Treasury’s actions, particularly their liquidity injections into the economy. In a recent blog post, Hayes noted that the moves that are expected from Yellen, the U.S. treasurer, would affect most markets, including Bitcoin. He stated that...

Institutions did not buy stablecoins over the weekend. BTC registered over 4% losses over a 24-hour period leading into Monday. BTC’s price dropped to below $60,000 on Monday, causing a decline of about 4% from the day prior when it traded at $62,510. The dipping price action occurred as institutional players stopped acquiring stablecoins for two days before the week started. Blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain posted about the occurrence, “Institutions seem to have temporarily stopped...

History repeats itself, and this time around, that is great news for bitcoin holders. Over the past six years, bitcoin prices have rallied by about 7% in July. That could help the asset recover from the losses it witnessed in June, which also was around 7%. The first few days of July have already been good for the largest cryptocurrency, pushing above $63,000 on the first and second days of the month. Bitcoin looked like it would remain below the $60,000 mark in the last week of June, but...

As the crypto community awaited BTC to push past its all-time high (ATH) of $73,738, with it inching closer to $72,000, the asset’s price quickly dropped to around $68,500 during the weekend. It now fluctuates over $69,000. The price drop has wiped off most of the gains BTC witnessed the past week, cooling off the momentum it was gaining to set a new ATH. BTC’s reductions come after a massive selloff that saw over $450 million in liquidations as the US government issued its employment report...

Bitcoin’s price is still fluctuating around the $71,000 mark, and it is unable to break through its all-time high (ATH) of $73,738 set a couple of months ago. It rose to the current level a few days ago, before which it exchanged hands at less than $70,000. The price action has been slow despite a nineteen-day streak of growing BTC ETF inflows. Onlookers are wondering why bitcoin is not going past its recently set ATH despite raging ETF interest. Spot BTC ETFs in the US and elsewhere...