Svmuu News BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes posted on the X platform, expressing anticipation for a "massive crisis" that would prompt the Federal Reserve to launch a new round of liquidity rescue measures, hinting at potential monetary easing and money printing to provide a backstop.
According to the content shared by Arthur Hayes, the Federal Reserve will require major U.S. banks to disclose their exposure to private credit institutions. This move stems from recent surges in redemptions and rising non-performing loans in this sector, with regulators aiming to assess whether related stress could spread to the broader financial system. Additionally, the U.S. Treasury Department has initiated similar inquiries into the insurance industry as part of a broader regulatory effort to clarify potential risk exposures in the approximately $1.8 trillion private credit market.
Arthur Hayes: Anticipating a "Massive Crisis" to Trigger Fed Rescue
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