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Arthur Hayes recently published an analysis suggesting that the US's continued involvement in tensions with Iran could support Bitcoin prices in the medium and long term. Hayes argues that since 198...

Arthur Hayes: The more the US gets bogged down in Iran, the greater the chance Bitcoin has to rise in price.

Editor's Note: From the Gulf War to the global war on terror, and then to the troop surge in Afghanistan, US military operations in the Middle East have spanned almost the entire international political cycle of the past few decades. Accompanying these wars are not only geopolitical conflicts and massive fiscal expenditures, but also an often overlooked variable: monetary policy.

This article reviews several key wars since 1990, examining the subtle relationship between war, fiscal pressure, and Federal Reserve policy: following numerous Middle East conflicts, the Federal Reserve has often stabilized the economy and financial markets through interest rate cuts or easing policies. Based on this, Arthur Ha...

Arthur Hayes: Is every Middle East war an opportunity to long on Bitcoin?

Hello everyone, I'm Cody, a guest analyst for Odaily. I wish all my readers a happy Lantern Festival in advance!
Looking back at last week's Bitcoin market, the overall trend largely followed the previously established trading framework and rhythm. In terms of short-term strategy, market movements closely matched short-term predictions. A short position (1x leverage) was executed based on the short-term trading strategy, achieving a profit of approximately 2.12% on a single trade (see Table 2 for details). Regarding the medium-term strategy, Bitcoin continues to follow the previously established medium-term approach, maintaining a position around $89,000 (1x leverage)...