Arthur Haies loves tariffs as printed money in money good for bitcoin

Bitmek co-founder Arthur Haies says American President Donald Trump Tariffs could in some way in some way in some way rattle, but that the same disorder could be exactly what Bitcoin must be expensive.
“Global imbalances will be corrected and pain paper with printed money, which is good for BTC” “HAIES said at 3. April post.
Several factors contribute to Bitcoin’s potential pump
“Some people twitch you, but I like tariffs,” Haies said.
His comments only come the day after the Trump Administration has been announced will hit all the countries with 10% tariffs from 5 AprilWith some countries they face even more prices, such as China facing 34% tariff, the European Union 20% and Japan 24%.
Hayes explained that tariffs positively influence Bitcoin (Btc) Price for several reasons.
Bitcoin trades $ 83,150 at the time of publication. Source: Coinmarketcap
One of them, he said, is the “weakening” American dollar index (DXI), as the investors’ abroad continue to sell US stocks and “bring money home.”
3. April marked “the greatest one-day loss of the point for NASDAK 100 in history”, toward At the Account of Trade Resources in the Kobeissi letter.
“The index lost a total of -1060 points and has only 1.5% from starting the first switch from March 2020. years,” Kobeisi is announced.
“This is good for BTC and gold during the medium term.”
Haies also said that the strict tariff set to China could weaken Yuan (CNI). “With a 65% efficient tariff tariff, China could respond by allowing CNI to weaken in last 8.00,” Haies said.
The weakening of Juan can force the arm of Chinese investors to look at risky property such as Bitcoin to preserve his wealth.
In the meantime, Haies said that “we need to mitigate,” noting that two-year cash register was “rejected” after the tariff announcement.
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It explained as a signal that markets expect the federal reserve cut prices and potentially re-launch quantitative mitigation (KE) to compensate a negative economic impact.
Reducing feedback rates increase liquidity, and also reach risky means like Cripto is more attractive to investors.
Source: Arthur Haies
Meanwhile, Jeff Park, Chief of Alpha Strategy in Bobal Investment, long claimed that Trump Tariffs would ultimately use Bitcoin.
He said 3. February that in the “world of weaker dollars and weaker pricing … Risk funds in the US will fly through the roof outside your wildest imagination”.
“Mark this and revidit as a financial war of checkout, sending Bitcoin violently higher,” Parks said 3. February.
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2025-04-04 09:20:00