Crypto founder once based in S’pore and pardoned by Trump turns focus to biohacking
Mr Arthur Hayes got rich, indicted and banned – all before turning 40.
He built BitMEX into one of the world’s largest crypto trading platforms, watched it buckle under regulatory and legal fire, and later saw his conviction wiped clean by a pardon from US President Donald Trump.
Now, he is back investing – not only in tokens, but in himself.
He recently took a large stake in a stem cell business with clinics in Mexico and Bangkok where he’s been a regular patient for over a year, flying in for infusions aimed at extending his healthspan.
“I want to live as long as possible, as healthy as possible,” Mr Hayes said in a video interview. “This is the future – you’re seeing more and more countries are relaxing their…
