- Arthur Hayes sees Treasury buybacks fueling Bitcoin’s price.
- Anticipated Bitcoin surge above $110,000.
- Strategic buybacks to inject market liquidity.
Arthur Hayes, ex-CEO of BitMEX, predicts Bitcoin will surpass $110,000 due to the U.S. Treasury’s bond buyback strategy. This move aims to enhance market liquidity by releasing cash from older Treasuries.
Hayes believes the Treasury’s action boosts liquidity akin to quantitative easing, impacting risk assets positively.
Arthur Hayes has projected that U.S. Treasury buybacks will drive Bitcoin beyond $110,000. The Treasury intends to swap older, less liquid bonds, thus improving market liquidity. Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, draws on macroeconomic experience in his analysis.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent implements this bond swap strategy. Market liquidity enhancements are expected as the Treasury addresses debt management. Hayes, in his essay “Ski Cut,” outlines Bitcoin’s possible surge past $110,000, paralleling late 2022 liquidity boosts.
The crypto market may see trends similar to previous liquidity drives when, according to Hayes, Bitcoin rallied. Analysts believe risk appetite will grow, benefiting crypto assets like Bitcoin and altcoins if the Treasury program expands.
Hayes argues that the purchase of older bonds essentially acts like quantitative easing, providing cash flow enhancements. Treasury-related adjustments often influence financial momentum and market sentiment. Historical trends have shown such moves can trigger substantial BTC rallies, influencing digital currencies broadly.
As Bitcoin hasn’t reached $110,000 yet post-essay, expectations are high, assuming no major market disruptions. Arthur Hayes remarked,
“The trade is cash flow neutral. The Treasury doesn’t borrow new money—it just swaps the old bonds for fresh ones of the same size with a primary dealer … Until then? ‘Back up the truck, and buy everything.’”
Long-term regulatory impacts are unclear, though optimism prevails within the community about the broader crypto outlook given these liquidity forecasts.
