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Story: Bitcoin Whales Buy the Dip as Arthur Hayes Calls BTC ‘On Sale

By Maheen Hernandez

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Market Fear Meets Contrarian Optimism. Hayes’s stance stands in sharp contrast to the prevailing fear dominating social platforms and…

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Bitcoin Faces Its Toughest Test Since June. Despite the optimism from figures like Hayes, the broader market remains under pressure.

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Political Noise Adds Volatility. Adding to market jitters were recent comments from former U.S.

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Gold vs. Bitcoin: The Old Debate Rekindled. The latest downturn has also reignited the ongoing debate between gold advocates and Bitcoin…

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Bitcoin Whales Stay Active Amid Chaos. While retail investors show signs of fear, Bitcoin whales — large holders with substantial market…

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Hayes’ Playbook: Volatility Equals Opportunity. Arthur Hayes’s approach has always leaned into volatility.

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The Bottom Line. The crypto market’s fear index is climbing, but not everyone is running for the exits.

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Bitcoin’s recent plunge has triggered widespread anxiety across the crypto market, but not everyone is panicking.

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The outspoken trader, long known for his contrarian strategies, declared that “Bitcoin is on sale.

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He even hinted that U.S. economic strains could play a pivotal role in the next Bitcoin rally.

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For now, Hayes says he’s preparing his shopping list. While most traders are reducing exposure, he’s waiting for confirmation that the market has stabilized before executing his…

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Despite the optimism from figures like Hayes, the broader market remains under pressure. Bitcoin’s drop to $104,000 came after a sharp unwinding of leveraged positions and a…

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On-chain data shows that more than 51,000 BTC — worth over $5 billion — were sent to exchanges this week.

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At the same time, U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs have experienced heavy redemptions, with roughly $536 million withdrawn in a single day.

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Adding to market jitters were recent comments from former U.S. President Donald Trump, who hinted that proposed 100% tariffs on Chinese imports “might not go into effect.

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