đ„Arthur Hayes just dropped a bombshell. He published a long article called "Yen-quake," the core of which is this: the US and Japan are currently working together to strengthen the yen, and the most likely path is for the Japanese Treasury to use its $1.3 trillion in US Treasury bonds to exchange for dollars through the Federal Reserve's FIMA repurchase agreements, and then use that money to buy yen.
đ»This operation is equivalent to the Federal Reserve indirectly expanding its balance sheet and printing money. Everyone knows how history has led to this liquidity injectionâBTC and gold will directly benefit.
đHayes himself said he has already heavily invested in BTC, and is also bullish on ETH and ENA. Currently, BTC is hovering around 64k, and market sentiment is lukewarm, but his macroeconomic logic has already sparked debate in the crypto community: "Is the next liquidity-driven bull market coming?" Regardless of whether it's true or not, this topic has certainly been incredibly hot these past few days. What do you think? Is it going to create a massive liquidity surge, or is it just another empty promise?
#ArthurHayes #BTC
đ»This operation is equivalent to the Federal Reserve indirectly expanding its balance sheet and printing money. Everyone knows how history has led to this liquidity injectionâBTC and gold will directly benefit.
đHayes himself said he has already heavily invested in BTC, and is also bullish on ETH and ENA. Currently, BTC is hovering around 64k, and market sentiment is lukewarm, but his macroeconomic logic has already sparked debate in the crypto community: "Is the next liquidity-driven bull market coming?" Regardless of whether it's true or not, this topic has certainly been incredibly hot these past few days. What do you think? Is it going to create a massive liquidity surge, or is it just another empty promise?
#ArthurHayes #BTC