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Arthur Hayes Proposes Bitcoin-Backed NakaDollar, Which Would Rely on Exchanges to Maintain Dollar Peg

“We, the crypto faithful, have the tools and the organisations needed to support $1 trillion or more worth of NakaUSD outstanding,” Hayes wrote Thursday. “If this solution were embraced by traders and exchanges, it would lead to a large growth in Bitcoin derivatives open interest, which would in turn create

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BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes proposes Bitcoin-based stablecoin

Amid the United States regulators increasingly scrutinizing stablecoins, the community continues to pitch new ideas of stablecoins independent from the U.S. dollar.Arthur Hayes, co-founder and former CEO of BitMEX cryptocurrency exchange, has proposed creating a new stablecoin with a value pegged to the sum of $1 worth of Bitcoin (BTC)

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Arthur Hayes, BitMEX co-founder, plans to reveal more details of his family office, the “Maelstrom”

Arthur Hayes, one of the founders of BitMEX, a derivatives exchange, has said that he is prepared to “be more public” about his family office, which is known as Maelstrom. In a post on LinkedIn, Hayes said, “You will see our head of investments, Akshat Vaidya, at conferences globe.” Vaidya worked at

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Arthur Hayes bets on Bitcoin, altcoin surge in H1 2023 as he buys BTC

Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and even nascent altcoins are a solid “buy,” a previously risk-off investor says.In a blog post released Feb. 8, industry stalwart Arthur Hayes announced a U-turn on his current crypto investment plans.Hayes changes tune on "risky assets"Current macroeconomic conditions stemming from the United States Federal Reserve

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Bitcoin faces $15K crash as US sparks ‘financial meltdown’ — Arthur Hayes

In his latest blog post released on Jan. 19, Arthur Hayes, the former CEO of BitMEX exchange predicted a “global financial meltdown” thanks to future United States economic woes.Hayes: Crypto will "get smoked" in Fed pivotBitcoin’s current rally should likely not be taken as the start of a new bull

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