Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, stated at Inside the Blockchain 100 that despite holding a significant long position in Bitcoin, he currently does not plan to stack more using his fiat cash. Instead, he's holding cash and gold, waiting for a clear signal from the Fed and other central banks to restart large-scale quantitative easing.

Hayes pointed out two major potential triggers: first, an escalation in the US-Iran conflict forcing authorities to intervene in the US debt market; second, AI accelerating the replacement of knowledge workers, leading to consumer debt defaults and impacting the banking system. He attributed Bitcoin's drop of about 50% from its historical high of $126,000 to insufficient global monetary creation and stated that $60,000 is the current key support level. Regarding the previous prediction of Bitcoin hitting $200,000 falling short, Hayes remarked, 'The central banks simply haven’t printed enough money.'