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"The Big Recession Is Coming" - Once In A Lifetime Opportunity To Build Wealth | Arthur Hayes

Thank you to today’s sponsors: Quickbooks: Go to https://impacttheory.co/quickbooksJuly24 to get 50% off 3 months of Quickbooks Payroll! HubSpot: Go to https://impacttheory.co/hubspotAugust24 and use HubSpot’s Starter CRM Suite for FREE and get all of the essential tools, education, and support your business needs to grow efficiently! Welcome to another Impact Theory MASHUP with Tom Bilyeu and Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, to dive deep into the intricacies of our evolving financial landscape. Together, they explore why people are willing to sacrifice privacy for convenience, the challenges of financial independence, and the implications of impending inflation. Arthur and Tom dissect the potential collapse of the fiat financial system, cryptocurrency as an alternative, and the role of large asset managers. They discuss economic strategies, including government policies, the risks and rewards of various investments, and the impact of geopolitical events on financial stability. From the nuances of Bitcoin and Ethereum to the global trend of de-dollarization and Japan’s economic capacity, this conversation covers it all. Join us as we navigate the uncertainties of the financial markets, the future of digital money, and strategies for navigating high volatility. Whether you're an investor, a crypto enthusiast, or just curious about the future of the global economy, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss. Time Codes: 00:00 Large asset holders may revolt against bonds. 14:15 High nominal rates, positive carry trade strategy. 24:44 Investing advice: stick to diversified, low-risk options. 41:39 Understanding euphoria in investing and cryptocurrency rush. 50:09 Ethereum is key in decentralized finance system. 57:26 Trusting engineers and codes reduces elevator risk. 01:04:35 Doubt about present and future due to materialism. 01:16:13 Debt jubilee, rich lose, balanced budget, investment. 01:31:46 Rising yields lead to bond price drop. 01:43:48 Fed supports banks with certain eligible securities. Commercial real estate not included, potential insolvency concern. 01:46:06 Understanding inflation as a form of taxation. 02:00:58 Government inflates capital through inflation tax evasion. 02:09:45 US government's gold reserves used to back currency. 02:20:12 ETH offers 4% staking yield, attracting investors. 02:32:06 Will large asset managers alter Bitcoin's fundamentals? 02:40:25 Chinese government promotes controlled ownership of crypto. 02:49:27 Avoid long-term bonds, focus on short-term. About Arthur Hayes: Arthur Hayes is the CIO of Maelstrom, a family office that invests across the crypto ecosystem. He is also the co-founder of BitMEX – the first crypto unicorn. Prior to entering the crypto industry, he worked as a trader in the capital markets divisions of Deutsche Bank and Citibank. Arthur holds a Bachelors of Economics from the Wharton School of Business. He has appeared on major business news networks including Bloomberg and CNBC. He is active on X (@cryptohayes) and releases a monthly newsletter (Crypto Trader Digest) read by thousands of investors globally. Follow on Instagram | Medium | Substack | X About Maelstrom: Maelstrom is an investment fund focused on digital assets. It is managed by the family office of Arthur Hayes (co-founder, BitMEX). The fund’s mandate is to build a portfolio of infrastructure companies that will serve as the foundation of the next wave of trustless decentralization. Website: Maelstrom.Fund Follow on Linkedin | X | YouTube Maelstrom Communications Contact pr@maelstrom.fund Keywords: Financial independence, privacy concerns, cryptocurrency, fiat system collapse, bitcoin ETFs, asset managers, decentralization, financial market scenarios, inflation, capital movement, energy miracle, government debt, recession predictions, US treasuries, Japan debt holdings, de-dollarization, petrodollar, money printing, market timing, uranium investments, global economic situation, financial war, real yield, bond yields, digital internet, Ethereum yield, deflationary environment, debt jubilee, Keynesian economics, global debt-to-GDP ratio.