Arthur Hayes said in a Coin Stories interview clip shared by Natalie Brunell on X that he would not put even $1 into Bitcoin right now, arguing that U.S. dollar liquidity is still too tight and that he would rather wait than buy into current conditions.
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Hayes framed the pause as a macro call, not a bearish turn on Bitcoin’s longer-term outlook. He said he wants to see the Federal Reserve begin easing before stepping in, tying his decision to looser monetary conditions rather than to short-term price action. He also warned that prolonged U.S.-Iran tensions could pressure markets further and potentially push Bitcoin below $60,000.
The next thing to watch is whether Fed policy or broader liquidity conditions begin to shift in a way that changes Hayes’ stance. For market participants, the key signal is not just Bitcoin’s price, but whether macro conditions start aligning with the kind of money-printing backdrop Hayes says would bring him back in.
Source: Natalie Brunell (X), Coin Stories interview clip.
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