Bitcoin dropped 40360! Arthur Hayes: BTC will “fall below 40,000” and has been shorted | Dynamic Zone Dynamic Trend – the most influential blockchain news media

2024-01-22 10:52:18

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes wrote in the evening that Bitcoin may fall below $40,000.
(Previous summary: Arthur Hayes: Are Bitcoin spot ETFs really a good thing?)
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BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has attracted much attention in the cryptocurrency field for his incisive views and unique writing style. Just around 06:20 tonight (22), he posted on X:

BTC looks very heavy. I think we will see a drop below $40,000 (Bitcoin).

I bought some $35,000 puts expiring on March 29th. I think the market will fall sharply ahead of the Treasury Department’s quarterly tax refund announcement on January 31st.

BTC falls below $40,500

At the time Arthur Hayes published the article, the spot price of Bitcoin fell to as low as $40,364 on Binance. It seems to have rebounded briefly and is now trading at $40,572 at the time of writing. Will it really fall below the $40,000 mark in the future as Hayes said? It remains to be verified over time.

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