Bitcoin Bull Arthur Hayes Announces His Incredible End-2025 Bitcoin Price Prediction, Shares His Reason

Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes, Bitcoin’in He made a bold prediction for its trajectory, predicting that the BTC price could rise to $250,000 by the end of 2025.

Hayes’ prediction is based on a shift towards aggressive monetary policies and a broader wave of global money printing in Donald Trump’s expected presidency.

Speaking as chief investment officer of the Maelstrom Fund, Hayes outlined a scenario in which nationalist economic policies lead governments around the world to prioritize the economic stability of their citizens. “Every country will put its citizens first and print money to soften the volatility,” Hayes said.

According to Hayes, this increase in money supply will trigger a chain devaluation reaction, prompting investors to look for alternatives such as gold and cryptocurrencies. Hayes predicted, “Bitcoin will reach $250,000 by the end of the year.”

Hayes is among a growing number of analysts predicting that Donald Trump’s return to the presidency could create a crypto-friendly environment. Trump has signaled plans to implement policies favorable to digital assets, which many believe could significantly boost the industry.

According to Hayes, Trump will adopt a more aggressive monetary policy than other world leaders, including a deliberate devaluation of the US dollar against gold. “Trump will massively devalue the dollar against gold,” Hayes said.

This prediction contrasts with the current strength of the dollar. After Trump’s election, the dollar rose to its highest level in the last two years, supported by the hawkish moves of the FED, which continued its policy of higher interest rates to prevent inflation.

Traditionally, Bitcoin thrives in environments where the dollar weakens as investors seek alternative stores of value. However, Hayes noted an unusual dynamic in which both assets are rising simultaneously.

Hayes also shared his 2025 Bitcoin trading roadmap. In his latest blog post, he told investors to sell Bitcoin in the final stages of the first quarter and expect “favorable fiat liquidity conditions” to return in the third quarter. He expects these conditions to emerge as the U.S. Treasury borrows more capital to finance government operations, a scenario typically consistent with rising Bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices.

*This is not investment advice.