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Arthur Hayes urges Bitcoin investors to stop chasing quick profits, warning hype-driven expectations often lead to costly losses.   BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has a clear message for new Bitcoin investors. He believes those who expect to get rich overnight are setting themselves up for disappointment.  In a recent interview with Kyle Chasse, Hayes said too many people treat Bitcoin as a ticket to quick luxury rather than a long-term store of value. Why Patience Matters for Bitcoin Investors “If you thought you were buying Bitcoin and the next day you were buying a Lamborghini, you’re probably getting liquidated,” Hayes said.  For him, this mindset is not only misguided but also dangerous for those who enter the market without understanding its cycles. Arthur Hayes said the bull run is NOT OVER. See why in comments👇👇👇 pic.twitter.com/2TT7Yh8ceO — Kyle Chassé / DD🐸 (@kyle_chasse) September 13, 2025 Hayes explained that those who bought Bitcoin years ago are now in strong positions, while newcomers chasing fast returns are frustrated. He reminded viewers that Bitcoin has delivered an average annualised return of 82.4% over the last decade. That track record shows how the real reward comes to those who wait. He noted that Bitcoin is not a stock or a commodity.  Its role is different, and short-term comparisons to gold or the S&P 500 miss the point. Investors who try to match Bitcoin’s performance against short-term movements in other assets tend to overlook its deeper purpose. Comparing Bitcoin With Stocks and Gold At the time of Hayes’s comments, Bitcoin was trading at about $116,000, which is still below its August all-time high of $124,100.  By contrast, the S&P 500 and gold had both reached fresh highs. Gold climbed to $3,674 and the S&P 500 closed at 6,587. Some observers pointed to these milestones and…

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