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by: xpoolPosted on: April 5, 2025

Arthur Hayes Predicts Bitcoin’s Break From Nasdaq Correlation Amidst Tariff Impact

Arthur Hayes believes Bitcoin is decoupling from the tech-driven Nasdaq 100 and attributes this shift to President Trump’s new tariffs. In a recent X post, he argues that these tariffs have broken the traditional correlation between Bitcoin and the Nasdaq, potentially paving the way for Bitcoin to become more independent of traditional financial markets.

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