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January 5, 2024
Impact from the Fed's Reverse Repo Program, Bank Term Funding Program and interest-rate decision could see bitcoin fall up to 40%, Hayes said.
January 5, 2024
BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes projected a massive potential downside for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) in the upcoming months.
October 30, 2023
The upcoming week promises to be a busy one for the macroeconomic community. A significant amount of data will be released, including critical reports
August 27, 2023
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes highlights Bitcoin's potential in light of Federal Reserve policies. He critiques inflation control efforts and predicts a shift away from tightening. Bitcoin's unique position and its appeal against fiat banking flaws hold promise for its future, as the US dollar maintains stability.
August 25, 2023
BitMEX co-founder, Arthur Hayes, projects an optimistic outlook for Bitcoin, especially in light of the Federal Reserve's current monetary policies.
April 5, 2023
RBNZ Rate Decision Illustrates Widening Split Among Central Banks; Focus on Fed's Reverse-Repo Program; WSJ Live Q&A Today By Perry Cleveland-Peck Good day. New Zealand's central bank announced a further sharp rise in interest rates this mornin... | 07:20am
July 6, 2021
So, the market is going to crash harder than a Boeing without updated software soon. It doesn’t really matter what awesome thing you think you’ve stumbled onto, it’s going to go down, hard. The Fed has put the market on easy mode ever since the COVID crash, but that’s coming to an end soon. So if you don’t want to lose all your tendies in the coming storm, listen up. Oh, what’s that you say? There won’t be a market crash? Hang on, lemme drop a little knowledge on you. the RRP numb...
April 21, 2021
4/21/2021 10:08:25 AM GMT Japanese exports rose by 16.1% year-on-year in March 2021, after declining by 4.5% the previous month. This has been the biggest increase since November 2017. Although this strong performance partially reflects a positive base effect – Japanese exports were hard hit by the pandemic in spring 2020 – it was nonetheless much higher than the consensus expectations, which anticipated an 11.6% growth. Broken down by destination, Japanese sales abroad increased in the lar...