Traditional Strategies No Longer Applicable In Crypto Market, BitMEX Founder Says

Zinger Key Points
  • Arthur Hayes highlights the unconventional impact of the Fed's rate hikes.
  • Rising financial asset values can elevate capital gains taxes and state revenue.

Assets like Bitcoin BTC/USD and tech stocks, including Nvidia NVDA, continue to thrive despite the Federal Reserve's aggressive rate hikes.

Bitcoin's value has surged after the FTX FTT/USD crypto exchange's significant downfall, and Nvidia's stock is on the rise.

BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes remarked at Korea Blockchain Week, “The traditional strategies are no longer applicable.”

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Hayes, who is also Chief Investment Officer at Maelstrom, believes the Fed's interest rate hikes intended to counter inflation have inadvertently influenced the larger economy.

While increased financial asset values can elevate capital gains taxes and state revenue, the Fed's actions might halt these gains, leading to reduced tax income.

"This scenario, combined with the political aversion to austerity, amplifies deficits, prompting the U.S. Treasury to release more bonds," Hayes stated.

He further explained that the subsequent interest payments to affluent individuals could boost spending and nominal GDP growth.

This creates a situation where the Fed's actions unintentionally promote economic expansion.

Hayes concluded, "Regardless of the Fed's decisions, the cryptocurrency sector remains well-positioned."

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