Arthur Hayes, founder of BitMEX, has identified one of the cryptocurrencies as his preferred one to trade as the US presidential election approaches.
He believes Solana could outperform other major crypto assets. In a recent interview with Unchained, he called Solana a “high beta Bitcoin,” praising its volatility and responsiveness to Bitcoin’s price movements, traits he finds ideal for an election season primed for rapid market changes.
Unlike Etherium, which Hayes describes as “slow and boring,” Solana’s high liquidity and flexibility offer more short-term trading opportunities, though Hayes still holds Etherium for long-term gains.
As election-related volatility unfolds, Hayes expects a rotation from Bitcoin to altcoins, with Solana leading the way. He is targeting a 30% gain if Solana capitalizes on this momentum, believing it could be the best performing cryptocurrency of the season.
The crypto market’s well-known skeptic, Il Capo of Crypto, has once again sounded the alarm—arguing that the worst may still be ahead, even as Bitcoin remains above the $100,000 mark.
Solana (SOL) has gone down by 6% in the past week and although the token has recovered in the past 24 hours, technical indicators favor a bearish outlook. Trading volumes have gone up by nearly 18% as bulls managed to reverse an early sell-off during the Asian session. However, meme coins, an important segment of […]
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