Hayes warns most altcoins won’t recover due to a lack of product-market fit. BitMEX founder sees Ethereum as a potential outperformer despite the current negative sentiment. High-FDV venture capital-backed tokens risk collapse without sustainable revenue models. BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has warned of a grim future for the altcoin market, stating that “most of them are probably not going to go up in price again” due to fundamental structural problems plaguing the space. In a recent podcast with Bonnie Blockchain, Hayes attributed the grim prognosis to the prevailing absence of product-market fit with altcoins and their failure to generate meaningful revenue for token holders. Hayes strongly criticized the high fully diluted valuations of low-float tokens backed by venture capital firms, referring to them as “bullshit VC coins,” that barely manage to cover their losses. In Hayes’s view, such ventures are doomed because they lack actual customers paying for their platforms. He mentioned that this makes it nearly impossible to sustain price appreciation over time. ARTHUR HAYES "ALL YOUR ALTCOINS, MOST OF THEM ARE PROBABLY NOT GONNA GO UP IN PRICE AGAIN… The post Hayes Predicts Most Altcoins Won’t Recover as Market Lacks Product-Market Fit appeared first on Coin Edition .
