Артур Хейс отверг теорию четырехлетнего цикла биткоина

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  • Артур Хейс заявил, что не верит в четырехлетний цикл первой криптовалюты.
  • Он отметил, что биткоин способен преодолеть отметку в $200 000 до конца этого десятилетия.
  • По его мнению, драйвером роста актива станет макроликвидность.

Соучредитель BitMEX и инвестиционный директор фонда Maelstrom Артур Хейс поделился новыми прогнозами относительно будущего биткоина и крипторынка. В интервью с Кайлом Чассом он отметил, что ключевую роль для цифровых активов играют макроликвидность и монетарная политика.

Эксперт подчеркнул, что не поддерживает популярную теорию о четырехлетнем цикле на рынке криптовалют и считает, что биткоин способен подняться до $150 000-$200 000 уже к концу 2020-х годов.

Хейс отметил, что рынки ожидают активной печати денег со стороны Федеральной резервной системы США, Министерства финансов и центробанков других стран:

«В этом контексте криптовалюты, особенно биткоин, показывают лучшую динамику, чем S&P 500 и другие традиционные активы».

По его словам, инвесторы недооценивают потенциал роста не только акций, но и криптовалют.

«Правительства имеют сильную потребность печатать деньги. Да, риски возникнут в конце цикла, но этот момент еще не наступил», отметил он.

Ранее Хейс делал ряд смелых прогнозов:

  • в апреле он заявил, что биткоин может достичь $1 млн к 2028 году, ссылаясь на политику президента США Дональда Трампа, тарифы и эмиссию доллара;
  • в мае предсказал рост первой криптовалюты до $250 000 в 2025 году и начало «настоящего альтсезона» при цене в $200 000, назвав Ethereum фаворитом; тогда же он сообщил, что вложил 20% портфеля в золото, ожидая его роста до $10 000-$20 000;
  • а уже в августе предупредил о возможном снижении биткоина до $100 000 из-за макроэкономических рисков, продав криптовалюту более чем на $13 млн.

Несмотря на колебания в оценках, Артур Хейс остается одним из самых влиятельных голосов в криптосообществе, способным задавать тон дискуссии о будущем биткоина и цифровых активов.

Подробнее о его крайнем эссе — «Буффало Билл» (Buffalo Bill) можно почитать в отдельном материале Incrypted:

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