Arthur Hayes, in a recent analysis, highlighted the potential impact of an AI-driven deflationary scenario on global macroeconomics and cryptocurrencies. Hayes suggests that if such a deflationary event occurs, central banks might resort to printing money to stabilize the banking system, with economists justifying these actions. He also notes that if Trump were to pursue aggressive policies requiring substantial budgets, the Federal Reserve would likely lower interest rates and provide liquidity. Hayes further explains that Bitcoin's significant decline since the third quarter of last year might be attributed to its anticipation of deflation rather than inflation. He posits that Bitcoin may only see a substantial recovery once deflationary pressures ease. Additionally, Hayes points out that banks are interested in Bitcoin due to its widespread retail trading, warning that if Bitcoin loses its retail appeal, it could become worthless.