According to Arthur Hayes, co -founder of Bitmex, the United States is unlikely so as to add more Bitcoin to their reserves as a consequence of the high level of debt levels of the country and the stereotypical behind “Bitcoin Bros”.
“I'm probably not in the complete strategic reserve situation,” said Hayes in an interview on May 1st.
Haye's doubts print money plans for Bitcoin
“The United States are a deficitland. The only option to perform a strategic reserve is just not the Bitcoin that they’ve taken from humans, that’s 200,000 Bitcoin,” he said.
Arthur Hayes spoke to Kyle Chase about his crypto interview series. Source: Kyle Chase
Hayes said it was difficult to assume that a “properly chosen” politician openly indicates that the federal government is planning to print money for the acquisition of Bitcoin (BTC).
“Especially when the favored story is just a few Bitcoin broses that go to the club.”
“Is that basically what people take into consideration their politics?” he asked.
On March 6, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order to create a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve and Digital Asset Stockpile within the USA. According to the last data, the United States has 198,012 Bitcoin price over 18 billion US dollars. The reserve mainly consists of Bitcoin, that are confiscated in criminals and civil cases, including significant amounts from the cases of silk roads and bitfinex hack.
However, many managers of the crypto industry imagine that the US government, when buying Bitcoin, could perform an aggressive domino effect.
Sergej Kunz, co-founder of Exchange Agregator 1inch, said in the course of the length of CoinTelegraph in Dubai, if the USA would buy Bitcoin for a strategic reserve, even smaller countries could even have difficulty acquiring cryptocurrency.
He added. “I’m pretty sure that we’ll soon see countries which can be fighting for who has more Bitcoin. The United States will begin.”
Hayes sees Bitcoin to Altcoin Rotation Playbook, which stays the identical
Hayes stays confident that the Bitcoin cycle will follow the identical pattern as in 2021 despite different views of other analysts.
“I personally think that the Bitcoin dominance returns to where it was before the Altcoin season 2021, which corresponds to about 70%,” said Hayes.
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Hayes is just not convinced that the pattern changes. “Then people just start turning,” he said. “It is back in any respect times; bull markets are back and old coins should exceed. Should a keyword,” said Hayes. “Depends on what you purchase,” he added.
Bitcoin dominance -The ratio of the market capitalization of Bitcoin to the complete crypto market -is 64.78%on the time of publication.
This corresponds to a rise of 11.68% since January 1, when Bitcoin dominance hovered just below 60%, a level during which some analysts culminated before the beginning of the Altcoin season.
Several analysts doubted that the Bitcoin dominance would ever return to 70%.
One of those skeptics handled the Kryptoverian founder Benjamin Cowen, who explained in August that he didn’t imagine that it could return to 70%, and his goal for Bitcoin dominance is 60%.
In December the CEO of Cryptoquant, CEO of Young Ju, said in December: “AltSeason isn’t any longer defined by Bitcoin's wealth rotation.”
He said the standard signal that marks the start of an altcoin season when the capital changes from Bitcoin to old coins is old-fashioned. Instead, the Altcoin trade volume against StableCoin and Fiat currency pairs has develop into more common.
