Bitcoin’s bull run isn’t over yet, according to BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes. He predicts BTC could hit $110,000 before testing support at $76,500, thanks to the Federal Reserve’s expected shift toward quantitative easing (QE).
But how realistic is this target, and what factors could impact Bitcoin’s next move?
Hayes’ bullish outlook is tied to the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy.
🔹 End of Quantitative Tightening (QT) – The Fed has been removing liquidity by selling bonds.
🔹 Shift to Quantitative Easing (QE) – If the Fed starts injecting liquidity back into the market, risk assets like Bitcoin could benefit.
🔹 Bitcoin as Digital Gold – More money printing means inflation risks, making BTC a strong hedge against currency devaluation.
According to Hayes, with less fear of inflation spikes, the Fed has room to stimulate the economy—a move that could fuel Bitcoin’s rise.
Hayes doesn’t stop at $110K—he’s even more bullish in the long term.
🌍 Macroeconomic Factors: Hayes believes governments printing more money will drive demand for Bitcoin’s fixed supply (21M BTC max).
📉 Recession Fears: If trade policies or tariffs slow economic growth, the Fed could respond with even more stimulus.
🏛️ Institutional Adoption: More big players are entering the Bitcoin market, increasing long-term demand.
This aligns with his earlier prediction of BTC hitting $250K by the end of 2025.
Not everyone is as bullish as Hayes:
🔸 Ki Young Ju (CryptoQuant CEO) – Suggests on-chain metrics point to a possible short-term bearish trend.
🔸 Sideways or Dip? – Some analysts believe Bitcoin could consolidate or pull back before making new highs.
🔸 Long-Term Strength? – Despite short-term risks, Bitcoin’s scarcity and institutional adoption keep its long-term outlook strong.
💰 Price: $86,866.61 (+3.30% in 24 hours)
📈 Market Cap: $1.72 trillion
📊 Trading Volume: $17.08 billion (+78.82% spike)
⚡ BTC Left to Be Mined: ~2.16M
Scarcity continues to be a key driver, and as BTC supply dwindles, price pressures could intensify.
Will BTC break past $110K, or is a correction coming first? Buckle up—volatility ahead. 🚀
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