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06/13 15:00
Arthur Hayes Expects Trouble for Bitcoin as Global
Arthur Hayes Expects Trouble for Bitcoin as Global Tensions Rise
co-founder Arthur Hayes has warned traders to brace for turbulent times as global markets brace for another round of economic tensions.
With Donald Trump expected to reimpose unilateral tariffs in the coming weeks, Hayes believes this policy change could spark new volatility in cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin’s recent momentum has stalled just below $110,000 despite positive news such as a breakthrough in US-China trade talks and lower-than-expected inflation. Neither of these events has been able to provide the uptrend momentum needed for a breakout, suggesting that broader uncertainty is still weighing heavily on risk assets.
In a post on X, Hayes advised market participants not to panic but to remain vigilant, citing macroeconomic challenges, including a potential wave of tariffs and the Fed’s policy stagnation. While he had previously argued that the U.S. central bank would have to return to monetary easing, recent inflation data may have dampened hopes of an imminent rate cut.
Trump's renewed rhetoric on tariffs has already spooked traditional markets. Stock futures have fallen in both the U.S. and Europe, the dollar is weakening, and investors are flocking to safe havens like gold and government bonds. Behind the scenes, Trump's team is reportedly negotiating bilateral trade deals with countries like India and Japan, moves that could change the dynamics of global trade.
With economic policy shifting and Bitcoin remaining below key resistance, the market’s next moves may depend less on technical factors and more on geopolitics. Hayes’ message? Stay realistic, because things can change quickly.
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