Bitcoin Analyst: The Liquidity Tidal Wave in 2026 May Drive BTC to $250,000

Arthur Hayes recently shared his views on Bitcoin price trends during an interview with Kyle Chasse. He believes that Bitcoin could rise to $250,000 by 2025, and the real liquidity peak will occur between 2026 and 2027.

Hayes stated that the term of the Federal Reserve Chairman will end in May 2026, and if Trump is re-elected, the new chairman is likely to be a dovish supporter of "printing money." At that time, there may be an extremely loose policy environment, including the simultaneous use of various tools such as quantitative easing, leverage relaxation, and Treasury bond repurchases.

Regarding the time point for Bitcoin to break through 1 million USD, Hayes believes it will still be around 2028. He explained that the market may overprice future easing expectations in 2026-2027, followed by a wave of correction. However, overall, the world has already embarked on a money-printing track, and this trend is difficult to reverse.

Hayes also shared his views on other crypto assets. He believes Solana is currently an undervalued Layer 1 public chain, and projects like Pendle and EtherFi that are already profitable and rewarding token holders are worth paying attention to. He advised investors to clarify their "profit threshold" and not to make excuses for poor investments afterward.

Regarding the speculation on "strategic reserve buying Bitcoin", Hayes believes that this situation is unlikely to occur, especially in the United States. He explained that directly using fiscal deficits to buy Bitcoin is hard for voters to accept, and it is more likely to accumulate Bitcoin reserves through methods such as mining.

Overall, Hayes remains optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term prospects, but also reminds investors to pay attention to risk management to avoid affecting their quality of life due to over-investment.