The co -founder of Bitmex, Arthur Hayes, urges Bitcoin’s investors to remove their mentality from short -term thought and striking expectations.
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- Arthur Hayes says that short -term thought and striking expectations are harming Bitcoin investors.
- He argues that Bitcoin surpasses traditional assets when they are adjusted for inflation and currency degradation.
- Despite their long -term perspective, many young investors still treat Crypto as a rapid path of wealth.
In a recent interview with Kyle Chasse, Hayes said that the obsession with comparing Bitcoin to register maximums in shares and gold is out of place and reflects a misunderstanding of the long -term value of Bitcoin.
“If you thought you were buying Bitcoin and the next day I was buying a Lamborghini, they probably liquidate you,” said Hayes, shouting the impatience of the newer investors.
Bitcoin sits behind, since shares and gold established fresh records
Bitcoin is currently quoted at $ 116,007, even below its historical maximum of $ 124,100 established on August 14.
Meanwhile, the S&P 500 and Gold reach the maximum new records this week, $ 6,587 and $ 3,674, respectively, feeding questions about why Bitcoin has not kept the pace in recent weeks.
But you have dismissed those comparisons. “The premise of that question is defective,” he said, when asked about Bitcoin that attracts global capital flows similar to other asset classes.
“Bitcoin is the best performance asset when you think about currency degradation.”
Hayes argued that in the terms adjusted to inflation, most traditional markets are lagging behind. “The real estate market for gold discounts, and it is not even close to the levels of 2008,” he said.
Even the S&P 500, he said, seems weaker when measured against gold. “If you define Bitcoin’s things, you can’t even see it in the table.”
Despite short -term volatility, Hayes is still firm in his belief that Bitcoin will overcome over time.
In April 2025, he projected that BTC could reach $ 250,000 by the end of the year. That prediction was echoed weeks later by Market Research Director Unchained Joe Burnett.
For Hayes, Bitcoin is a long-term game, not an exchange of Get Rich-Rich-Cick.
Despite Hayes’s warning, young people are emerging as the dominant demographic group in cryptography property, seeing digital assets not only as investments, but as fast paths towards wealth.
Bitcoin of $ 1m in 2026 would point out the economic crisis of the United States
As reported, the Galaxy Digital CEO, Mike Novograph, has retreated the predictions that Bitcoin could reach $ 1 million in the short term, warning that such movement would probably reflect a collapse in the economy of the United States instead of a history of cryptographic success.
“People who encourage Bitcoin’s price of one million dollars next year, I was like, boys, just get there if we are in such a crap at the national level,” Novographic to Natalie Brunell told Natalie Brunell in the Podcast of Coin Stories recently.
“I prefer to have a lower price in Bitcoin in a United States more stable than otherwise.”
Novogratz explained that extreme currency devaluations often feed the demand for alternative safe shelters, and Bitcoin, often called digital gold, becomes a coverage against economic agitation.
However, he warned that such conditions would come at the expense of civil society.
On the other hand, Eric Trump has reiterated its Bitcoin prediction of $ 1 million, citing the growing demand of governments and the main institutions.
Arthur Hayes’s publication: Chasing Rapid Gains in Bitcoin is a loser strategy first appeared in Cryptonews.