Arthur Hayes: Tether’s Gold and BTC Hoarding Anticipates Major Interest-Rate Cuts
Arthur Hayes believes Tether, the largest stablecoin issuer, is positioning for upcoming dovish Federal Reserve moves. Hayes pointed to rising gold and bitcoin as evidence, saying these assets would likely rally in a low...
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