Ethereum to $10K and Bitcoin to $250K? Arthur Hayes Makes Bold Call
The post Ethereum to $10K and Bitcoin to $250K? Arthur Hayes Makes Bold Call appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Arthur Hayes links massive government spending and negative real rates to Bitcoin hitting $250,000 soon. James Check doubts short-term Bitcoin surge, citing weak volume and risks of unsustained price spikes. The cryptocurrency market has received a bold forecast from Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, who expects Bitcoin to surge to $250,000 and Ethereum to reach $10,000 by the end of 2025. His projection, published on July 23, ties digital asset growth directly to aggressive global fiscal strategies driven by escalating military and geopolitical tensions. Hayes argues that recent and ongoing government responses to conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have pushed public spending to levels resembling wartime economies. The U.S. defense budget alone exceeded $1 trillion in 2024, with similar surges in Europe and Asia. According to Hayes, this wave of spending will be funded through liquidity injections from central banks rather than increases in taxes. As inflation grows and real interest rates fall into negative territory in order to maintain government debt in check, Hayes believes this backdrop will favor cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Hayes stated, Due to the gargantuan creation of fiat since early 2009 bidding for a relatively minuscule supply of Bitcoin, Bitcoin became the best-performing fiat-denominated asset in human history. Crypto Positioned as the “Escape Valve” for Inflation Hayes describes the expected shift as a modern variation of quantitative easing, with capital flowing into areas that align with political agendas. In this environment, crypto becomes a preferred option. Unlike basic goods like food and housing—where price hikes often trigger public backlash—he sees digital currencies gaining from inflation without provoking similar reactions. He refers to crypto as a kind of “escape valve.” He also believes the regulatory tide is shifting. Bipartisan backing and growing interest from large financial institutions suggest wider approval is building.…
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Arthur Hayes links massive government spending and negative real rates to Bitcoin hitting $250,000 soon. James Check doubts short-term Bitcoin surge, citing weak volume and risks of unsustained price spikes. The cryptocurrency market has received a bold forecast from Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, who expects Bitcoin to surge to $250,000 and Ethereum to reach $10,000 by the end of 2025. His projection, published on July 23, ties digital asset growth directly to aggressive global fiscal strategies driven by escalating military and geopolitical tensions. Hayes argues that recent and ongoing government responses to conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have pushed public spending to levels resembling wartime economies. The U.S. defense budget alone exceeded $1 trillion in 2024, with similar surges in Europe and Asia. According to Hayes, this wave of spending will be funded through liquidity injections from central banks rather than increases in taxes. As inflation grows and real interest rates fall into negative territory in order to maintain government debt in check, Hayes believes this backdrop will favor cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Hayes stated, Due to the gargantuan creation of fiat since early 2009 bidding for a relatively minuscule supply of Bitcoin, Bitcoin became the best-performing fiat-denominated asset in human history. Crypto Positioned as the “Escape Valve” for Inflation Hayes describes the expected shift as a modern variation of quantitative easing, with capital flowing into areas that align with political agendas. In this environment, crypto becomes a preferred option. Unlike basic goods like food and housing—where price hikes often trigger public backlash—he sees digital currencies gaining from inflation without provoking similar reactions. He refers to crypto as a kind of “escape valve.” He also believes the regulatory tide is shifting. Bipartisan backing and growing interest from large financial institutions suggest wider approval is building.…
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