#Gate广场五月交易分享 Bitcoin Long-Term Outlook: Arthur Hayes' Bold Prediction, Targeting $125,000 by Year-End

If $80,000 in May is a short-term goal, then Bitcoin's long-term trend is even more promising—Bitcoin founder Arthur Hayes makes a bold prediction, directly stating that Bitcoin will surge to $125,000 by the end of the year.
Crypto News, Arthur Hayes said at the Las Vegas conference that new rules on U.S. banking industry leverage, along with the country's military and AI capital spending, will trigger a credit surge of about $400 billion. He believes this massive liquidity far exceeds the credit damage caused by AI, and that current liquidity indicators have already fallen to the same low as Bitcoin and then rebounded in sync. With multiple factors converging, Bitcoin will launch an attack toward $125,000 by year-end. This prediction is not unfounded; combined with the large inflow of institutional funds in April, the acceleration of Bitcoin's compliance process, and expectations of global liquidity easing, Bitcoin's logic for long-term growth is gradually being strengthened. However, some market views suggest that Bitcoin's current rise has already accumulated a certain amount of profit-taking, and the long-term trend still needs to focus on changes in key variables such as regulatory policies and the macroeconomic environment.