Renowned investor Arthur Hayes recently shared his insights, analyzing the intrinsic logic behind U.S. geopolitical policies and the rise of Bitcoin. He believes that behind the relevant political initiatives in the U.S., there are implicit intentions to reduce energy costs and control inflation, which provide the government with room to implement loose monetary and fiscal policies. The result? Continuous capital release combined with price controls will drive nominal GDP higher. In such an environment, inflation-hedging assets like Bitcoin and other high-risk assets are more likely to be favored by capital.



Hayes's advice is straightforward: at this stage, hold onto Bitcoin and quality crypto assets. He mentioned that his fund Maelstrom is almost fully invested and he expects to maintain this stance until 2026. Interestingly, he also highlighted the privacy coin sector, suggesting that privacy coins like ZEC could become the main theme of the next market cycle. This analysis links geopolitical situation, inflation expectations, and asset allocation, providing valuable insights for traders with ideas.
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HappyToBeDumpedvip
· 01-09 08:12
Full position in Bitcoin... sounds like a gambler's guaranteed win theory, haha, but Hayes's logic this time is quite coherent. Arthur is really good at storytelling, combining geopolitical policies + inflation expectations + asset allocation, his rhetoric is slick, but can he really sustain until 2026? I remain skeptical. Privacy coins? ZEC? Brother, you're challenging the red line, your guts are really big. Hayes is fully invested, and we're still hesitating, what a gap... Energy costs, inflation control, easing policies... basically just printing money, same old story. I'm actually interested in ZEC, but will the regulators let it go? Everyone holding Bitcoin now is making money, and I'm still hesitating... This guy's fund is almost fully invested, do retail investors still need to chase? The pace is way off.
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ChainDetectivevip
· 01-08 09:59
Full position until 2026? This guy really dares to say... I need to research ZEC, is the privacy coin track really legit or are they just hyping concepts again?
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UnluckyValidatorvip
· 01-06 08:55
Hayes' analysis this time really hits the point, connecting geopolitics + inflation + asset allocation into a coherent logic. Holding BTC until 2026 definitely won't be a loss; the key still depends on what the Federal Reserve does next. I'm interested in privacy coins, but ZEC has been somewhat weak in presence these past few years. I've been fully invested for over a year, and I still dare to add more... truly full of confidence. Hayes speaks nicely, but the 2026 timeline is a bit vague. What if there's a sudden crash earlier? I'm more optimistic about the logic of non-USD currencies depreciating due to inflation expectations. Feeling that energy costs will decrease—it's easy for the US to say, but actual implementation will take some time. Whether ZEC can rebound and hold depends on market sentiment, not just fundamentals. Maelstrom's full position move—either make a big profit or... you know what I mean. This kind of argument is made every year; the key is choosing the right timing.
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GasFeeVictimvip
· 01-06 08:55
Hayes' logic, I've heard it a hundred times, but going all-in until 2026 is really bold. I'm just worried about another wave of market manipulation. I really don't understand why privacy coins like ZEC can make a comeback, but since the big players are mentioning it, I have to take another look. The story of geopolitical policies pushing Bitcoin up... sounds grand, but it's actually just liquidity injection. Anyway, I'm just lying flat and waiting. Going all-in like this, either you make a killing or go bankrupt. Which one should I choose? Big players in the crypto world talk like they’re telling the truth, but I should be more cautious.
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StablecoinEnjoyervip
· 01-06 08:54
Hayes is back to promoting Bitcoin, but full positions until 2026? I still trust privacy coins a bit more --- Lower energy costs, loose policies... Basically, just printing money, the old trick --- Can ZEC really rise this time? It seems privacy coins have never had much volume --- Hold on, hold on, we're all tired of hearing it, let's see who can laugh last --- Geopolitics + inflation + high-risk assets, the logic is consistent but the risks are also quite high --- Full position allocation... this guy is too aggressive, doesn't he have any bullets left? --- The next round of privacy coin market? Let's wait and see --- I've heard the "nominal GDP rising" story countless times, but what was the result? --- The only advice I agree with is to hold, everything else is a gamble --- Loose policies are indeed beneficial, but how much more Bitcoin can rise is really hard to say
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NeverPresentvip
· 01-06 08:53
I half believe in Hayes's logic, but would you really go all-in until 2026? The ZEC track is indeed easy to forget, privacy coins might really have a shot. Lower energy costs and loose policies, Bitcoin is definitely a beneficiary... this logic is flawless. The question is, when retail investors follow this strategy, will they get cut again? I'm confident in going all-in on Maelstrom, but the moment we follow the trend, the market changes. Hayes is starting to hype again, but privacy coins are definitely worth paying attention to. This analysis is too professional, it feels like ordinary traders can't react at all. 2026 is too far away, who knows what the market will look like, so it's really hard to say if jumping in now is reliable. All-in? That's really bold. I prefer to stay skeptical. Privacy coins being suddenly called out, feels like a wave is about to rise?
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SmartContractWorkervip
· 01-06 08:39
Full position hold? Hayes, this guy really dares to say that. As for me, I definitely don't have the guts... But privacy coins are indeed worth paying attention to.
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