Arthur Hayes said every super bull market starts only after the market pushes through a major set of fears. In his post, he pointed to several examples across recent cycles: the block size debate in 2017, the pandemic in 2020, the collapse of FTX and central bank rate hikes in 2023, and fear, uncertainty and doubt around AI crypto technology in 2026. Hayes argued that these episodes show how large bull runs tend to begin under pressure rather than in calm conditions. He also said a wave of money printing will eventually arrive and that asset prices will ultimately surge. The remarks were cited by ChainCatcher in a brief market update.
According to ChainCatcher, Arthur Hayes said that at the start of every super bull market, the market first has to overcome a heavy set of concerns.
He listed the block size debate in 2017, the pandemic in 2020, the collapse of FTX and central bank rate hikes in 2023, and fear, uncertainty and doubt around AI crypto technology in 2026.
Hayes also said that a wave of money printing will eventually come and that asset prices will ultimately surge.
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