Arthur Hayes Calls CLARITY Act ‘Nonsense’ as Bitcoin Tops $80K
Arthur Hayes seized on bitcoin’s move above $80,000 to dismiss the CLARITY Act and argue that higher rates give wealthy investors more money for financial assets. The rally followed the Senate setback and the Federal Res...
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