Arthur Hayes says that if the U.S. intervenes in the Iran conflict for the long term, it could drive up Bitcoin prices

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Odaily Planet Daily reports that Arthur Hayes stated that since 1985, every U.S. president has initiated military actions in Middle Eastern countries, and Trump continued this practice. He believes that the longer the U.S. intervenes in Iran, the higher the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will support related expenditures through rate cuts or monetary expansion, thereby supporting Bitcoin prices.

Arthur Hayes also mentioned that it is currently unclear how long the U.S. will maintain its involvement and the scale of related costs, and it is difficult to determine its limits in bearing geopolitical and financial market shocks. His trading approach is to wait for changes in Federal Reserve policies before making strategic moves.

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