10 stories about Monetary Policy from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 13, 2026.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes argues that Japanese institutional capital reallocation and impending global balance sheet expansion will trigger a massive bull run in digital assets. Hayes highlights Ethereum and Bitcoin as prime beneficiaries of central bank monetary easing and fiat debasement.
Morgan Creek Capital founder Mark Yusko predicts massive central bank debt monetization will drive fiat currency devaluation, making Bitcoin an essential portfolio hedge. Yusko places Bitcoin's current Metcalfe's Law fair value at around $105,000 while urging investors to hold at least 5% to 10% in hard assets.
Macro analysts Luke Gromen and Lyn Alden analyzed escalating structural vulnerabilities in Western sovereign debt markets, pointing to unsustainable deficits and private credit frictions. They warned that fiscal dominance is constraining monetary policy options and accelerating the likelihood of future financial repression.
Venture capitalist and author Eric Yakes discusses how recent Treasury maneuvers, muted drawdowns, and the expansion of stablecoin reserves are accelerating Bitcoin's transition into a global countercyclical asset.
Crypto investor Arthur Hayes expects persistent government money printing to propel Bitcoin to $250,000 without a traditional financial crisis, while detailing his portfolio strategy and a new AI compute project.
As artificial intelligence accelerates corporate competition and legacy macro frameworks break down, Bitcoin is emerging as a critical hedge against systemic growth risk. Recent technical breakouts above key moving averages signal a major macro transition toward digital monetary assets.
42 Macro founder Darius Dale argues that a rising neutral real interest rate and fiscal growth strategies are pressuring bond markets, forcing policymakers to balance dollar stability, debt monetization, and market volatility.
Macro analyst Jordy Visser argues that recent central bank interventions and weakening labor data signal a critical shift favoring hard assets. As policy tools wear thin, Visser expects technical momentum and AI-driven network activity to catalyze Bitcoin's next run.
Elon Musk forecasts that AI and robotics will render money unnecessary by 2036 due to massive productivity, though fiscal obligations and resource limits indicate value will concentrate in hard assets.
Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh's hawkish first FOMC meeting underscores the need for constant dollar management, contrasting with Bitcoin's fixed supply and automatic monetary policy.