Crypto veteran Arthur Hayes is predicting that the Federal Reserve’s new Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP) will ultimately trigger a “hated” Bitcoin (BTC) rally.
The Fed’s BTFP offers loans of up to one year in length to banks pledging US Treasuries, agency debt, mortgage-backed securities and other qualifying assets as collateral.
[adinserter block="1"]In a recent blog post, Hayes says that BTFP essentially equates to “infinite money printing,” which will likely boost risk assets like Bitcoin and crypto.
“BTFP ushers in infinite money printing … globally.
The ensuing Bitcoin rally will be one of the most hated ever. How can Bitcoin and the crypto markets in general rally sharply after all the bad things that happened in 2022? Didn’t people learn Bitcoin and those associated with it are scumbags? Aren’t people afraid of the narrative that Bitcoin caused the failure of large banks, and almost consumed the US banking system?”
Hayes says that current macro conditions mean that equities will generally lag behind the more volatile crypto assets. The crypto billionaire also says he’s set to liquidate the majority of his stock positions and allocate it into Bitcoin or digital assets.
“For me and my portfolio, I’m largely done trading [stocks.] What’s the point? I generally buy and hold and don’t trade around my positions that frequently. If I believe what I wrote, then I am signing myself up for underperformance. If there is a short-term trading opportunity where I think I can earn some quick fiat duckets and then take my profit and buy more Bitcoin, I will do it. Otherwise, I am liquidating most of my stock portfolio and moving it into crypto.”
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