Arthur Hayes News & Analysis Today

Arthur Hayes is the co-founder and former CEO of BitMEX, one of the first major crypto derivatives exchanges that helped popularize high-leverage Bitcoin trading. Known for his sharp market commentary and bold predictions, Hayes remains an influential voice in the crypto industry through essays, interviews and investment activity. Despite regulatory challenges during his BitMEX tenure, he continues to shape discussions around Bitcoin, macroeconomics and the future of digital assets.

  • The privacy coin Zcash is experiencing a real “second spring.” Over the past 24 hours, the price of ZEC has surged by 20% to reach $350 — its highest level since 2017. Meanwhile, its market capitalization has surpassed $5 billion for the first time.

  • Arthur Hayes thinks a new kind of political power play could remake the Fed—and send Bitcoin into a different stratosphere. In his essay “Four, Seven,” the crypto exchanges BitMEX co-founder sketches a path for Donald Trump to exert de-facto control over U.S. monetary policy to finance a sweeping reindustrialization of America. For Bitcoin, Hayes argues, that would be a macro rocket booster. But there’s a catch: it would also mean a far more politicized central bank.

  • Crypto billionaire Arthur Hayes, who first bought Bitcoin in 2013, is sounding the alarm for inexperienced investors making risky assumptions about BTC.

  • Arthur Hayes just sent shockwaves through the crypto crowd with one of his trademark calls: Bitcoin could tumble back to $100,000 before making its next big move higher. The BitMEX co-founder has been trimming risk fast, unloading more than $13 million worth of ETH, ENA, and PEPE, and shifting most of his portfolio into USDC. Right now, stablecoins make up more than 80% of his publicly tracked $27.9 million holdings

  • Former CEO of the crypto exchange BitMEX, Arthur Hayes, has made a headline-grabbing forecast for Bitcoin, stating that the price of the first cryptocurrency will drop to $70,000 before setting a new all-time high and reaching $250,000 by the end of the year.

  • BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes has publicly characterized Circle’s recent initial public offering as the official kickoff for a new era of “stablecoin mania.” Hayes contends that, far from signaling a mature, saturated market, Circle’s IPO is only the beginning of a frenzied cycle in which a surge of copycat issuers will attempt to emulate Circle’s success.