Hayes links BTC dip to central bank money printing.
He views weakness as transient, reinforcing Bitcoin’s haven status.
Suggests “money printers” are ramping up stimulus efforts.
Hayes on “Patriotic” Money Printing
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX and prominent crypto voice, interprets Bitcoin’s recent retreat below $100,000 as a direct consequence of central banks accelerating monetary stimulus. He dubs the policy moves “patriotic money printing,” suggesting governments are revving up liquidity to support their economies and, inadvertently, influencing Bitcoin’s price trajectory.
TODAY: BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes says Bitcoin's dip below $100K is just "money printers revving up to do their patriotic duty."
He calls the current weakness is temporary, reinforcing BTC's safe haven status amid monetary debasement. pic.twitter.com/bAxP2Erf40
— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) June 22, 2025
Temporary Weakness, Long-Term Strength
Hayes argues that this dip doesn’t signal a breakdown in BTC’s fundamentals. Instead, he sees it as temporary downward pressure caused by the flood of fiat entering markets:
More fiat in circulation tends to push investors toward Bitcoin as a store of value.
Despite short-term volatility, he reinforces Bitcoin’s role as a safe-haven asset, a hedge against inflation and currency debasement.
What This Means for Investors
InsightWhat to DoExpect volatilityWatch for dips in and around $100K as opportunitiesHaven strategyConsider Bitcoin amid ongoing central bank stimulusLong-term lensMaintain a macro view—Bitcoin benefits from inflation cycles
Investors tracking Hayes’ outlook may view dips below resistance levels, like $100K, as entry points rather than warning signs—especially given the “patriotic” monetary backdrop.
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