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Arthur Hayes Remains Bullish but Won't Buy After Bitcoin Hits $70K Until Fed Eases Policy

Arthur Hayes remains bullish on Bitcoin but says he will not buy until the U.S. Federal Reserve eases policy and prints money.

Mar 11, 20264:48 AMNewsroom AI

Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes said he remains a long-term Bitcoin bull but is not ready to buy now, telling Coin Stories he “wouldn’t bet $1” on BTC until the U.S. Federal Reserve eases policy and begins printing money [1][2].

Hayes and multiple crypto outlets framed the next major Bitcoin cycle as dependent on Fed-driven liquidity, saying he will stay on the sidelines until such a monetary policy shift materializes [2][3].

Bitcoin reclaimed the $70,000 level and social sentiment improved after comments from Donald Trump suggesting tensions with Iran may be easing, but Hayes reiterated he will wait for a Fed policy pivot before buying into the rally [1].

Analysts have cautioned that a war escalation or a hawkish Fed pivot could still reverse the recent gains, underscoring the geopolitical and monetary risks Hayes cited as reasons to remain sidelined [5][6].

In short, Hayes maintains a long-term bullish view on Bitcoin but is explicitly waiting for Fed easing and increased liquidity before re-entering the market, while observers note geopolitical and Fed risks could alter the outlook [1][2][5].

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