đ BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes predicts a bullish future for Bitcoin, thanks to U.S. government spending and money printing. đ
- Bitcoin's been a bit flat recently, but Hayes is confident it'll "regain its mojo" soon.
- He breaks economic history into local inflationary periods and global deflationary ones.
- Since 2008, the U.S. has been in a global deflationary period, thanks to quantitative easing.
- Hayes suggests holding gold during local inflationary periods, but Bitcoin's got the edge now.
- Bitcoin's limited supply and speed make it a superior asset, stealing some of gold's thunder since 2009.
Hayes also points out that despite the Fed's anti-inflationary measures, credit in the economy is still expanding, boosting Bitcoin's value.
- Commercial banks are creating credit linked to fiscal deficits.
- The Congressional Budget Office projects a record budget deficit of $1.915 trillion in 2024.
- The Atlanta Fed predicts a 2.7% U.S. GDP growth in Q3 2024, easing recession fears.
Hayes' advice? With loose fiscal and monetary conditions, hodling crypto is the best way to preserve wealth. đ°
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