Hayes: Alt Season Won’t Return Until Bitcoin Hits $70K, Ethereum $4K

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Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes believes altcoins won’t see a resurgence until Bitcoin surpasses $70,000 and Ethereum breaks through the $4,000 mark.

In a recent blog post, the crypto billionaire said that both Bitcoin and Ethereum have shown resilience despite recent market corrections, largely due to structural support from inflows into U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

“During this cycle, Bitcoin and now Ether have structural bids in the form of net inflows into US-listed exchange-traded funds (ETF),” he wrote.

Hayes also claimed that Solana could resume its uptrend and reach over $250.

However, he argued that the market-wide impact of a Solana rally is far less significant compared to the wealth effect generated by Bitcoin and Ethereum due to their larger market capitalizations.

Hayes suggests that a dollar liquidity-driven rally in Bitcoin and Ethereum towards the end of the year will set the stage for the return of an “alt season” or a widespread surge in altcoin prices.

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In terms of his trading strategy, Hayes plans to capitalize on the current market conditions.

He believes that as U.S. Treasury bills (T-bills) are issued and the Treasury’s buyback program proceeds, liquidity in the financial markets will improve, potentially leading to a stronger crypto market starting in September.

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