Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, believes that Trump’s planned tariffs will lead to increased money printing, which will drive investors towards Bitcoin (BTC) as an attractive investment.
Hayes suggests that the liquidity boost from money printing will fuel Bitcoin's growth, positioning it as a hedge against inflation and global trade imbalances.
However, in the short term, Bitcoin's price could face selling pressure due to market turmoil and investors turning risk-averse in response to the tariffs.
Despite the market turbulence, Bitcoin has shown resilience and remains above $84,000, with institutional investors potentially viewing the dip as a buying opportunity.