Arthur Hayes just dropped a bomb: Bitcoin could fall to 90K–95K short term — not because of crypto fundamentals, but because the U.S. Treasury is about to vacuum liquidity out of the system.
But don’t get it twisted: he still thinks 1 million BTC is coming by 2028.
The U.S. government is about to refill its Treasury General Account (TGA) — the big piggy bank at the Fed.
To do that, it’ll issue hundreds of billions in bonds, draining liquidity from the system.
This mirrors what happened in 2023, when a similar TGA refill briefly tanked Bitcoin before a sharp recovery.
As of July 3, 2025:
Bitcoin is still near all-time highs — but with Jerome Powell’s August speech looming, everyone’s watching the bond market like a hawk.
Arthur Hayes isn’t backing off his moonshot target:
“Bitcoin will hit 1 million before 2028.”
His reasoning:
Hayes believes that BTC isn’t just a hedge — it’s the exit ramp from a collapsing fiat system.
Hayes’ call isn’t just about vibes — it’s macro-driven.
Key triggers:
Short-term turbulence? Likely. Long-term narrative? Still intact. Hayes says: buy the dip if you believe the system is broken.
Bitcoin may bleed short-term — but Hayes says it’s still the best bet before the storm hits full force.
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