Bitcoin’s price is likely to remain choppy below $90,000 in the coming days, according to Arthur Hayes, the co-founder of BitMEX. He expects Bitcoin to dip back into the low $80K range before finding support. However, Hayes believes that this support will hold, supported by improved liquidity and changes in macroeconomic conditions.
Arthur Hayes predicts that Bitcoin price will face continued volatility in the near term. He points out that Bitcoin could dip into the low $80K range before stabilizing. “With the end of quantitative tightening and increasing bank lending, Bitcoin price is likely to find support around $80,000,” Hayes said in a post on X.
Hayes highlighted two major developments that could provide relief for Bitcoin. The first is the expected cessation of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s quantitative tightening program on December 1. The second is increased lending by U.S. banks, which is easing some liquidity pressure on risk assets. Hayes believes these developments could provide some breathing room for Bitcoin.
Despite volatile market conditions, Hayes considers the $80K level a solid foundation. He also mentioned that he plans to “nibble” at current levels, but will hold off on larger investments until the new year. “I will leave the bazooka until the new year,” Hayes added.
Market analysts suggest that Bitcoin’s price action could signal more than just temporary noise. Jamie Elkaleh, CMO of Bitget Wallet, noted that a stabilization pattern might be emerging. According to Elkaleh, the recent volatility in Bitcoin’s price could signal early stabilization rather than a short-lived bounce.
Elkaleh pointed out that Bitcoin price has shown resilience, especially in the face of uncertainty surrounding interest rates. The return of ETF inflows and a decrease in retail selling pressure have contributed to this resilience. He also emphasized that Ethereum’s recovery above $2,800 is a positive signal for the broader market.
Bitcoin’s ability to hold the mid-$80K range despite challenges shows underlying strength. Elkaleh also highlighted that institutional investors, including MicroStrategy, have continued accumulating Bitcoin. This suggests confidence in the market, despite ongoing volatility.
The recovery in Bitcoin price coincides with a return of institutional confidence. ETFs have seen inflows after a period of persistent outflows, indicating a shift in sentiment. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have seen net inflows, suggesting renewed institutional investor interest.
These developments align with Elkaleh’s belief that the current market conditions reflect early signs of stabilization. He noted that reduced retail capitulation typically signals a potential bottom for Bitcoin price. Despite the ongoing volatility, the combination of factors points to a more stable future for Bitcoin.
As the month progresses, the Bitcoin price is expected to hold steady around the mid-$80K range. Analysts suggest that the market is finding firm footing, despite short-term dips. The end of quantitative tightening, alongside easing liquidity pressures, should help stabilize Bitcoin in the weeks ahead.
With continued institutional inflows and reduced selling pressure, Bitcoin’s outlook remains positive. The $80,000 support level remains a key area to watch in the coming days. As the market navigates the remainder of the year, Bitcoin price could see further signs of resilience.
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