Arthur Hayes News

The proposed stablecoin, the Satoshi Nakamoto Dollar, aims to be entirely free from any movements of the U.S. dollar, which require banking services.

The ex-BitMEX CEO announces a BTC deployment “over the coming days” amid hopes that the good times will last for crypto until the middle of the year.

Bitcoin will be just one of the risk assets that “crater” as the Federal Reserve is forced to abandon quantitative tightening in future, the ex-BitMEX CEO warns.

GMX and LOOKS have staged double-digit rallies in the last week as former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes revealed his investment thesis for both projects.

Crypto investor sentiment saw a slight upswing, but the potential of a deep liquidity crisis in the sector could keep investors at bay.

Former BitMEX CEO thinks the Bitcoin price could have reached the bottom after most of the “irresponsible entities” have all run out of Bitcoin to sell.

Binance may even end up buying FTX outright as withdrawals resume on promises from the world’s largest crypto exchange.

Looking to buy BTC to avoid the CBDC “horror story?” The best time was “yesterday,” the former BitMEX CEO said.

Hayes says the next crypto bull run will be tied to when China embraces the crypto market again, and Hong Kong could be the gateway for this to happen.

Dark days for crypto institutional investors as contagion fears are magnified and asset prices tumble.

Delo was allowed to leave the country to travel to Hong Kong where he is a resident, bringing to a close his part in the legal saga which began in 2020.

Despite the imminent possibility of serving jail time, proactively owning up to the allegations resulted in Hayes being sentenced to six months of house arrest and two years of probation.

The three co-founders have been ordered to pay hefty fines for what the CFTC calls their involvement in serious violations of regulations and the Commodity Exchange Act.

The European Union “is finished,” Arthur Hayes says, while yield curve control will put the U.S. in a “doom loop.”

Arthur Hayes and Benjamin Delo will each have to pay a fine for their part in flouting the Bank Secrecy Act and operating what the DOJ called a “money laundering platform.”