What did Arthur Hayes (@cryptohayes) post on X, week of Jul 21 – Jul 27, 2026?

@cryptohayes declared the Fed has green-lit buying bombed-out DeFi tokens with product-market fit, framing a macro pivot as a buy signal for forgotten DeFi shitcoins.

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Weekly brief · week of Jul 21 – Jul 27, 2026

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Token Calls & Trading Action

His sole post this window argued the Fed has 'green lit buying of bombed out DeFi shitcoins with PMF' — a directional call to go long neglected DeFi tokens that have product-market fit [1]. His most-discussed post — 49 replies, ~54k views — was this single line turning a Fed macro pivot into a crypto token buy signal [1].

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49 replies · 53.8k views@cryptohayes asserted the Fed has green-lit buying bombed-out DeFi shitcoins with product-market fit, sparking the week's most-replied thread (49 replies). [1]

Calls

▲ LONGDeFi tokens with PMFBuy bombed-out DeFi shitcoins with PMF, as the Fed has green-lit buying them. [1]

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