Arthur Hayes sold his entire WLD position on June 6, less than three days after Maelstrom publicly pitched Worldcoin as a liquid AI IPO play — ending his full portfolio exit sequence across HYPE, NEAR, ZEC, and WLD.
Such actions could undermine trust in crypto markets, highlighting the need for transparency and ethical conduct among influential figures.
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Arthur Hayes has exited his Worldcoin position days after publicly backing the token as an AI-related investment, a move that has drawn criticism from market participants and coincided with a sharp decline in WLD’s price. According to posts published by…
Arthur Hayes has disclosed the unwinding of his Worldcoin position just days after revealing a major rebalancing of Maelstrom’s portfolio. On Friday, June 5th, the BitMEX co-founder proclaimed that “the Holy Trinity is dead,” dumping his Zcash, Hyperliquid, and NEAR holdings while touting WLD’s prospects of outperforming. Hayes revealed the recently found Orchard Pool vulnerability […]
Onchain investigator ZachXBT accused BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes of turning his own audience into “exit liquidity,” saying Hayes most recently promoted Worldcoin token (WLD) and then sold it shortly afterward, capping a roughly 15-day stretch in which he exited four publicly hyped positions. A Familiar Sequence of Hype and Exit ZachXBT leveled the charge in […]
These days, people’s views on crypto investments might shift in a day or two. Just one day after he said that the business would continue holding the token, Arthur Hayes—chief investment officer of family office Maelstrom and co-founder of crypto exchange BitMEX—announced on Friday that the firm had sold its