Arthur Hayes “America Will Stop At Maintaining Holdings Rather Than Purchasing Bitcoin”

Arthur Hayes, Co-founder Of Bitmex, Expressed A Skeptical Stance On The Possibility Of The U.S. Government's Strategic Bitcoin Purchase. He Stated, "It Will Be Difficult For The U.S. To Adopt Bitcoin Acquisition As An Official Policy," Reported Cointelegraph On The 3rd (Local Time).

Currently, The U.S. Government Holds Approximately 198,012 Bitcoins Seized In Crime-related Cases. Although This Represents A Significant Amount Globally, Hayes Diagnosed, "For The U.S., Suffering From Chronic Fiscal Deficits, There Is Little Room To Additional Purchase Bitcoin," And "It Will Only Maintain Existing Holdings."

Although President Donald Trump In March Considered Bitcoin As A Strategic Asset And Issued An Executive Order To Secure Digital Assets, Hayes Pointed Out Many Practical Constraints To Expand This To A Real Purchase Policy. He Emphasized That Considering The U.S. Financial Situation And Political Burden, It Is Difficult To Officially Declare Bitcoin Purchases.

Such Analysis By Hayes Is Interpreted As That The U.S. Government's Digital Asset Strategy May Stay As A Short-term Declaration, And A Conservative Approach May Continue In Actual Asset Management.