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Arthur Hayes: Altcoin Season Is Approaching, Increasing Bullish Positions

Arthur Hayes: Altcoin Season Is Approaching, Increasing Bullish Positions

金色财经金色财经2025/07/11 08:07
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According to Jinse Finance, Arthur Hayes stated on social media that he was previously somewhat bearish due to the TGA replenishing its reserves. However, his sentiment has now shifted. He pointed out that Bitcoin has broken through its all-time high with solid trading volume; Ethereum is following closely and is expected to outperform, with altcoin season approaching. The market anticipates that Trump may take unexpected action on tariffs. Maelstrom has increased its bullish positions.

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