In a recent blog post, Hayes suggested that Bitcoin has reached a local bottom after experiencing a market slump. He foresees a gradual upward trend over the coming months, with Bitcoin expected to rebound above $60,000 and maintain a range between $60,000 and $70,000 until August.
Hayes interprets the recent 12% retreat in Bitcoin's price as a much-needed market cleansing. He attributes this downturn to various factors, including the U.S. tax season, concerns over Federal Reserve policies, the recent Bitcoin halving event, and a slowdown in the growth of spot Bitcoin ETF assets under management.
Despite the recent market turbulence, Hayes remains bullish on the crypto market's prospects. He anticipates a gradual upward trajectory driven by increased dollar liquidity resulting from the Federal Reserve's quantitative tightening (QT) taper and the U.S. Treasury's debt issuance plans.
In light of these developments, Hayes announces his re-entry into the market with what he humorously refers to as "super shitcoins." This move signifies his confidence in the crypto market's resilience and potential for growth amidst evolving economic landscapes.