Arthur Hayes, a leading figure in the crypto market, has made noteworthy assessments regarding Bitcoin's recent price movements. Continue Reading: BitMEX FounderArthur Hayes, a leading figure in the crypto market, has made noteworthy assessments regarding Bitcoin's recent price movements. Continue Reading: BitMEX Founder

BitMEX Founder Arthur Hayes Warns of a ‘Dead Cat Bounce’ in Bitcoin! Here Are the Details

2026/03/05 15:21
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Arthur Hayes, a leading figure in the cryptocurrency market, made noteworthy assessments regarding Bitcoin’s recent price movements. Hayes, the founder of BitMEX, warned investors in a social media post that the market has not yet entered a safe recovery phase.

According to Hayes, the recent rise in Bitcoin’s price may not signal a permanent trend reversal. The renowned investor noted that Bitcoin still exhibits a high correlation with SaaS (Software as a Service) technology companies in the US. He emphasized that this shows the crypto asset is not entirely independent of traditional technology stocks in its price behavior.

Hayes stated that the current rise could be a short-lived recovery known as a “dead cat bounce,” a common occurrence in markets. This term, used in financial markets, describes a brief rise in prices after a long downtrend, followed by a subsequent decline. The expression comes from the analogy that “even a cat falling from a height will bounce briefly when it hits the ground.”

According to the experienced investor, the market has not yet completely exited the risky zone. Therefore, he stated that investors should adopt a more cautious approach instead of acting hastily. Hayes said that macroeconomic developments and price movements in the technology sector, in particular, continue to have a significant impact on crypto markets.

The recent increase in volatility in the crypto market has led analysts to consider different scenarios, while Hayes’ assessments once again highlight the need for investors to approach short-term rallies with caution.

*This is not investment advice.

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