‘Fed on the Clock’: Hayes Links Bond Market Stress to Coming Bitcoin Gains
- Arthur Hayes warns soaring yields could break markets and force QE.
- Bitcoin may rally as Fed liquidity returns, similar to March 2020.
- BTC could decouple from equities amid Treasury chaos, Hayes hints.
As Bitcoin rebounds to $82k, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes suggests the asset may be set to benefit from the current chaos unfolding in the U.S. bond market.
Hayes argues that unlike previous market shocks where BTC fell with stocks, this time could see Bitcoin rally.
Why Does Hayes See Bond Chaos as Bullish for BTC?
The recent 4.50% (a six-week high) rise in the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield had clearly spooked traders and investors. Hayes suggests this sharp surge is the breaking point for traditional markets, and warned, “The Fed is on the clock… Sh*t is breaking down.”
Hayes’ remarks come after a volatile day in global markets, as Treasury yields reached a six-week high. While some pointed fingers at China selling bonds, market insiders argue the real pressure appears more structural and liquidity-driven rather than purely geopolitical.
Related: Bond Market Pushes Back on Rate Cuts as 10-Year Yield Hits 4.36%
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‘Fed on the Clock’: Hayes Links Bond Market Stress to Coming Bitcoin Gains
- Arthur Hayes warns soaring yields could break markets and force QE.
- Bitcoin may rally as Fed liquidity returns, similar to March 2020.
- BTC could decouple from equities amid Treasury chaos, Hayes hints.
As Bitcoin rebounds to $82k, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes suggests the asset may be set to benefit from the current chaos unfolding in the U.S. bond market.
Hayes argues that unlike previous market shocks where BTC fell with stocks, this time could see Bitcoin rally.
Why Does Hayes See Bond Chaos as Bullish for BTC?
The recent 4.50% (a six-week high) rise in the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield had clearly spooked traders and investors. Hayes suggests this sharp surge is the breaking point for traditional markets, and warned, “The Fed is on the clock… Sh*t is breaking down.”
Hayes’ remarks come after a volatile day in global markets, as Treasury yields reached a six-week high. While some pointed fingers at China selling bonds, market insiders argue the real pressure appears more structural and liquidity-driven rather than purely geopolitical.
Related: Bond Market Pushes Back on Rate Cuts as 10-Year Yield Hits 4.36%
Specifi…
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