Arthur Hayes explains why Fed rate cuts aren’t helping Bitcoin
The flow of money has gone from treasury bills into higher-yielding reverse repos, according to the former BitMEX boss.
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The flow of money has gone from treasury bills into higher-yielding reverse repos, according to the former BitMEX boss.
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