BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has recently been frequently predicting the crypto market, stating in his latest interview that April will be a crucial turning point for the market, bringing a new wave of growth.
He pointed out that despite Trump's tariff policies being controversial, this will not affect the Federal Reserve's monetary policy. The US dollar's "money printer" will continue to operate, and global markets will see a new round of liquidity injection, which will provide strong support for market growth.
Market Optimism and Future Risks
Hayes's view is supported by some market participants who believe that the return of global liquidity will provide a powerful boost to market growth. Supporters note that with ETF fund inflows and accelerated institutional investor positioning, the market's fundamentals will become stronger.
However, despite the generally optimistic outlook for April, some perspectives warn investors not to be overly optimistic. Some experts believe that Trump's tariff policies will not only affect the US economy but may also influence the Federal Reserve's policy decisions. Therefore, market trends still depend on comprehensive economic analysis. The uncertainty of the global economy remains a major concern that could suppress market growth momentum, especially in an unstable broader economic environment.
PCE Report Will Become Market Focus, Potentially Promoting Bitcoin's Rise
With the US PCE inflation data to be released on Friday night (28th), it may bring market volatility. According to the analysis by Singapore digital asset company QCP Group:
The PCE data could become a "key catalyst" for the market, helping to alleviate inflation concerns and attract more funds into risk assets like Bitcoin. Trump's recent concessions in trade policy have provided space for market sentiment to rebound, which has also strengthened the upward momentum of Bitcoin and other risk assets.
With market sentiment warming and liquidity injection, IntoTheBlock senior research analyst Juan Pellicer is optimistic that Bitcoin could break through its historical high of $110,000:
Institutional investors' interest in Bitcoin is increasing, and the market's recovery momentum is becoming more apparent. As the Federal Reserve relaxes its monetary policy, market liquidity will further increase, which will help Bitcoin's price rise.
Although market volatility remains, the current market momentum and support levels suggest an increasing possibility of Bitcoin breaking through higher targets.