# Hayes Articoli collegati

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"King of Shilling" Hayes Strikes Again, This Time Setting His Sights on Deribit

On June 29, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes acquired approximately 6.16 million SYN tokens via OTC platform Flowdesk, valued at around $2.2 million. Subsequently, Hayes publicly endorsed SYN on X, calling it one of the most asymmetric investments he's seen since HYPE and declaring it time for an on-chain options DEX to challenge industry leader Deribit, naming Hypercall as that challenger. The article details the evolution of the Synapse Protocol, originally launched in 2021 as a cross-chain messaging and liquidity network. While its TVL peaked above $1 billion during the last bull market, it has since declined. The protocol's team has since built Hypercall, an on-chain options trading platform on Hyperliquid's HyperEVM, which supports trading options on "any asset" with features like 24/7 trading and defined risk limited to the premium paid. Deribit, founded in 2016, is highlighted as the dominant centralized crypto options exchange, commanding roughly 85% market share in BTC and ETH options. Its strengths include deep liquidity and professional tools, though it faces critiques over custody risk, KYC requirements, and regulatory uncertainty. The analysis suggests Hypercall's potential lies in decentralization, permissionless access, and transparency, potentially carving a niche in DeFi-native and emerging asset options. However, it faces significant challenges competing with Deribit's established network effect and liquidity depth. The piece concludes by noting Hayes's recent and mixed "call" history, referencing his previous promotion and subsequent sale of HYPE, as well as a controversial price target report for CARDS from his family office, Maelstrom, which was followed by a significant price drop for the asset. This activity has drawn criticism, with some accusing Hayes of creating exit liquidity for his followers.

Foresight News06/29 03:53

"King of Shilling" Hayes Strikes Again, This Time Setting His Sights on Deribit

Foresight News06/29 03:53

Crypto Founder Predicts This Altcoin Sweetheart Will Overtake Solana, But How Far Will It Go?

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes predicts that the altcoin Hyperliquid (HYPE) will surpass Solana in market capitalization before the current market cycle ends. He reiterated his price target of $150 for HYPE, expecting it to be reached by the second half of the year. At the time of his prediction, HYPE was trading below $70 with a $15 billion market cap. It has since rallied to a new all-time high above $73, achieving an $18 billion market cap and becoming the 9th largest cryptocurrency, overtaking Dogecoin. Hayes' forecast implies HYPE's market cap could exceed $48 billion, pushing its price above $100. He attributes the potential growth to the Hyperliquid DEX gaining traction, with up to 99% of fees used to buy and burn HYPE tokens. In a separate challenge, Hayes wagered $100,000 for charity that HYPE will outperform any other top crypto by market cap from now until year-end. Currently, HYPE is the best-performing top 10 crypto year-to-date, up 188%.

bitcoinist06/01 21:01

Crypto Founder Predicts This Altcoin Sweetheart Will Overtake Solana, But How Far Will It Go?

bitcoinist06/01 21:01

War With Iran May Spark Federal Reserve Intervention, Arthur Hayes Says

Crypto exchange BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes argues that U.S. military intervention in Iran could lead to Federal Reserve monetary easing, which may boost Bitcoin and crypto prices. Drawing on historical patterns since 1985, Hayes notes that past U.S. military actions in the Middle East—such as the Gulf War and post-9/11 operations—were often followed by Fed rate cuts or increased money supply. He suggests that if President Trump continues extensive military engagement in Iran, the Fed may loosen its tight monetary policy, driving capital into risk assets like Bitcoin. While current markets show limited panic, Hayes advises investors to wait for clear Fed action before making significant crypto moves.

bitcoinist03/02 13:32

War With Iran May Spark Federal Reserve Intervention, Arthur Hayes Says

bitcoinist03/02 13:32

Arthur Hayes Puts $100K On Hyperliquid (HYPE) Outrunning Every $1B+ Altcoin

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has placed a $100,000 bet that the Hyperliquid (HYPE) token will outperform every altcoin with a market cap over $1 billion during a specific period in 2026. This wager, made against Multicoin Capital's Kyle Samani, who criticized Hyperliquid for being "everything wrong with crypto," reframes the debate into a performance-based challenge. The bet comes amid analysis of Hyperliquid's new HIP-3 product, which offers non-crypto derivatives like equity and commodity perpetuals. Early data suggests these traditional finance instruments are gaining traction, accounting for 31% of the platform's volume. However, a stress test during a silver selloff revealed liquidity gaps compared to established venues like COMEX. Hayes's bet ultimately tests whether Hyperliquid's growth narrative and 24/7 access to non-crypto markets will translate into superior token performance.

bitcoinist02/09 13:13

Arthur Hayes Puts $100K On Hyperliquid (HYPE) Outrunning Every $1B+ Altcoin

bitcoinist02/09 13:13

After a 30x Surge and Then a Collapse, Who Set Up the RIVER Scheme Promoted by Hayes?

The native token RIVER of the chain-abstract stablecoin system River experienced an extreme price surge and crash in January 2026, rising over 2700% from around $2 to over $87 in four weeks, before plummeting 87% to around $11 in just six days. The volatility drew scrutiny from analysts, with Bubblemaps identifying a cluster of over 2,000 wallets linked to RIVER’s creators, which allegedly profited around $10 million through coordinated selling on Bitget. The token had gained attention after Arthur Hayes publicly endorsed it and the project raised $12 million in strategic funding. Analysis by CoinGlass highlighted how negative funding rates were exploited to manipulate leverage and liquidity, triggering cascading liquidations. The event underscores risks associated with low-float, high-volatility tokens where concentrated ownership and derivative structures can amplify both gains and losses.

marsbit02/03 06:09

After a 30x Surge and Then a Collapse, Who Set Up the RIVER Scheme Promoted by Hayes?

marsbit02/03 06:09

Reviewing Arthur Hayes' 2025: All Hype Calls Ultimately Lead to Cashing Out

Arthur Hayes, the founder of BitMEX and a prominent crypto influencer, had a highly profitable yet controversial 2025. While his public calls, such as predicting "$1 million Bitcoin" and "$10,000 ETH," attracted retail traders, his on-chain actions often contradicted his bullish narratives, resulting in gains for him and losses for followers. His strategies fell into three main categories: 1. **"Pump and Dump" of VC Coins**: Hayes frequently promoted tokens like Hyperliquid (HYPE), where he held early, low-cost shares. He would build hype with ambitious predictions, then sell near peaks. For instance, he sold HYPE just before a price drop, citing "unlock risks," only to buy back months later. 2. **Failed Revival of "Old Narratives"**: Attempts to boost outdated sectors like DeSci (e.g., BIO) and metaverse projects (e.g., WILD) largely failed. His investments in these areas saw significant losses, with some tokens dropping over 85%. 3. **The ZEC "Smokescreen"**: Hayes aggressively promoted Zcash (ZEC), claiming a "$10,000 target," while simultaneously selling ETH and other assets to fund ZEC purchases. This move allowed him to shift transparent assets (ETH) into privacy-focused ZEC, obscuring his true position. He later sold ETH again to reinvest in other areas, using ZEC’s volatility to divert market attention. Hayes operates as a pragmatic trader, not a steadfast "HODLer." His public analyses are valuable for macro insights, but his on-chain activity reveals a pattern of leveraging influence for personal profit. The key lesson: monitor his wallet actions, not just his words, to understand his true moves in a volatile crypto market.

marsbit01/29 09:50

Reviewing Arthur Hayes' 2025: All Hype Calls Ultimately Lead to Cashing Out

marsbit01/29 09:50

Bitcoin Needs Expanding Dollar Liquidity To Regain Momentum: Hayes

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes argues that Bitcoin's ability to reach new all-time highs depends on expanding US dollar liquidity in 2026. He identifies potential triggers, including Federal Reserve balance sheet expansion, lower mortgage rates, and increased bank lending to government-backed sectors. Hayes links 2025's crypto underperformance to capital flows narrative rather than a loss of crypto's value proposition, noting tech stocks outperformed due to state-directed investment in AI and military production. Recent cooler inflation data boosted crypto, illustrating how monetary conditions impact risk assets. Hayes frames Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat debasement, but emphasizes that its bullish outlook remains contingent on loose monetary policy and increased dollar liquidity.

bitcoinist01/16 10:02

Bitcoin Needs Expanding Dollar Liquidity To Regain Momentum: Hayes

bitcoinist01/16 10:02

Altcoin season never ended, traders just missed the winners: Hayes

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, argues that the altcoin season is already here and never truly stopped, contrary to traders who are still waiting for it to begin. He states that many are mistakenly expecting a repeat of previous cycles, hoping the same cryptocurrencies and narratives will surge again. Hayes warns traders to adjust their strategies and focus on new market developments instead of relying on past patterns. He cites Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Solana (SOL) as examples of assets that have already experienced massive rallies in this cycle. However, not everyone agrees; some industry experts, like CoinQuant CEO Maen Ftoui, believe the next altcoin season will be dominated by older cryptocurrencies with or expecting an ETF. The debate continues on how and when the next altcoin season will fully unfold.

cointelegraph12/20 02:15

Altcoin season never ended, traders just missed the winners: Hayes

cointelegraph12/20 02:15

Arthur Hayes argues new Fed liquidity tool “RMP” masks renewed money printing

Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, argues the Federal Reserve's new "Reserve Management Purchases" (RMP) program is effectively a disguised form of quantitative easing (QE). He claims that by purchasing short-term Treasury bills and managing liquidity, the Fed is financing government spending while avoiding the political stigma of QE. Hayes warns this is highly inflationary and erodes the purchasing power of ordinary citizens, while benefiting holders of scarce assets like Bitcoin, gold, and silver. The article notes the Fed recently cut rates and announced $40 billion in short-term Treasury purchases, which Chair Jerome Powell framed as a technical adjustment. However, analysts suggest mixed signals may dampen a sustained Bitcoin rally. Polymarket data indicates a high probability of no further rate cuts in January.

cointelegraph12/19 19:07

Arthur Hayes argues new Fed liquidity tool “RMP” masks renewed money printing

cointelegraph12/19 19:07

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