Arthur Hayes: Bitcoin Is the 'Fastest Horse' During 'Central Bank Money Printing'
Arthur Hayes says bond-market intervention and global liquidity expansion could make Bitcoin the biggest beneficiary, with a $70,000 retest before rising.
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Bitcoin holds above $78,000 as traders eye a pullback, ETF outflows and liquidations mount, while macro events shape risk sentiment.
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Leading cryptocurrencies fell on Tuesday, September 8, as traders awaited key inflation data for clues on the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy.
Bitcoin holds near $78,000 as markets await U.S. inflation data and Fed decision. Traders added that Bitcoin pullbacks around golden crosses are normal.