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Billionaire investor says there’s no real exit from money printing

Last updated: January 6, 2026 10:05 am
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Arthur Hayes, the billionaire co-founder of cryptocurrency trading exchange BitMEX, has made a bold prediction about the future of global markets. In a recent blog post, Hayes argues that we are entering an era of easy money, driven by politicians prioritizing economic growth and votes over risk management.

Hayes believes that policymakers are under immense pressure to continue expanding credit, due to election incentives and rising government debt. This, he argues, leaves little room for genuine tightening of monetary policy, as any slowdown in growth or increase in unemployment could have severe political consequences.

The recent actions of the US Federal Reserve seem to support Hayes’ viewpoint. In December, the Fed cut interest rates and restarted balance-sheet expansion, effectively resuming quantitative easing through monthly Treasury purchases. Hayes suggests that this environment of continuous credit expansion is unsustainable in the long run, given the mounting deficits, election pressures, and debt servicing costs.

According to Hayes, the focus should shift from rhetoric about tightening to observable policy behaviors. He warns that as long as stock prices continue to rise and oil prices remain low, policymakers will likely opt to keep printing money rather than implementing restrictive measures.

Hayes also highlights the impact of expanding liquidity on asset prices, noting that investors tend to seek refuge in financial assets like Bitcoin to protect themselves from currency devaluation. He predicts that as the supply of dollars increases, the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will skyrocket.

Global coordination risks, such as China’s commitment to proactive macroeconomic policies to support growth, further complicate the situation. Hayes believes that these trends reduce the likelihood of a sustained liquidity reversal, making it challenging to predict when the money printing will stop.

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In response to these developments, Hayes’ investment firm, Maelstrom, is positioning itself for continued liquidity expansion rather than resisting it. The fund has reduced its exposure to dollar-pegged stablecoins while increasing investments in Bitcoin and other high-beta crypto assets tied to liquidity expansion.

Overall, Hayes’ insights shed light on the complex interplay between politics, economics, and financial markets. As the world grapples with the consequences of easy money policies, investors will need to navigate these uncertain waters with caution and foresight.

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