Arthur Hayes: Crypto Market did Peak &#039, In Mid to Late March &#039,

Previous BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes then thinks that the crypto industry will experience a” serious” adjustment before peaking in the middle of March.

His most recent article begins by discussing how a particular kind of wood known as” sasa” threatens the conditions for skiing in Japan.

Hayes argues that a correction he predicted arrived earlier than expected, as well as that big snowstorm in Hokkaido allowed casinos to open prematurely.

The businessperson warned last month that terrible sell-offs would occur when Donald Trump took office, with investors coming to the harsh realization that the president won’t be able to fulfill all of his pro-crypto promises.

However, he then thinks that this alleged” Trump dump” has already occurred, starting in December and continuing until the year’s end.

According to Hayes on Substack, increasing dollars cash in the first three months of 2025 has the ability to mitigate sorrow in White House plan and make “positive speed” for crypto.

” A team Trump’s proposed pro-crypto and pro-business legislation’s sasa of a letdown can be covered by an incredibly positive dollar liquidity environment, an increase of up to$ 612 billion in the first quarter,” he adds.

And Hayes claims that soon March will be the best time to sell up” and shiver out on the beach” in terms of putting this into practice as a crypto seller.

Explaining his strategy as Maelstrom’s chief investment officer, Hayes says he will now “encourage the risk-takers at the fund to turn the risk dial to DEGEN”, and ape into decentralized science ( DeSci)” shitcoins”.

Hayes went on to say that his most recent article represents a turning point for Trump’s impact on crypto industry, and he admitted that despite his claim that he is a” shitty prognosticator of the future,” he is at least ingesting fresh information and altering his views before opportunities are lost.

” Think you made a hole-in-one every time you hit a golf game, sunk every three-point shot taken in sports or off the break, and often pocketed every game playing billiards. Life may become exceedingly dull”, he writes.

This isn’t the first time that Hayes has confessed to having a low accuracy rate with his predictions ( 25 % in 12 months, at one count. ) But in his opinion, all that matters is “hopefully a little more success than loss.”