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The post Bitcoin Price Warning: Is Bottom Still Ahead Before Next Rally? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The Bitcoin price is hovering near $69,926, but not everyone is convinced the worst is over. In fact, some voices like Arthur Hayes in the market are openly saying they wouldn’t buy right now even if they had fresh capital ready to deploy. In a recent appearance on the Coin Stories podcast, he made it clear that if he had $1 to invest today, it wouldn’t be going into BTC just yet. He’d wait. Specifically, he’d wait for central banks to start printing money again. Because according to this view, it’s not war that’s bullish for crypto. It’s the monetary response that follows. Bitcoin Price Hinges On Money Printing Well, the argument is simple: geopolitical conflicts can initially trigger risk-off reactions across markets. That means equities fall, liquidity dries up, and yes, the crypto often gets dragged down with everything else. LATEST: Arthur Hayes says he would not invest in Bitcoin right now and would wait for the Fed to start money-printing, warning BTC could fall below $60,000 if geopolitical tensions persist. pic.twitter.com/OnHu6EpxP7 — CoinMarketCap (@CoinMarketCap) March 11, 2026 The ongoing tensions between the United States and Iran could create exactly that environment. If the conflict drags on, the theory goes, markets might see a broader sell-off before policymakers step in with stimulus. And that’s the moment many large traders are waiting for. Once central banks begin easing monetary policy and liquidity floods back into the system, assets that thrive on abundant money supply historically start to move. For anyone tracking a Bitcoin price prediction narrative, that policy shift is seen as the real catalyst not the conflict itself. War Could Trigger Market Liquidations But let’s be real for a second. Before…

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