Trump’s Pardon Frees Arthur Hayes To Pursue Stem Cell Enterprises And Bitcoin Treasuries
Arthur Hayes, the former BitMEX co-founder once indicted for Bank Secrecy Act violations, is carving out a new chapter that blends health, finance, and disruption.
What Happened: Pardoned by U.S. President Donald Trump earlier this year, Hayes is now directing both capital and attention toward ventures ranging from stem cell therapy to digital asset treasury companies, according to Bloomberg.
Hayes recently revealed that he has invested heavily in a stem cell enterprise operating clinics in Bangkok and Mexico, where he has been a patient for over a year.
“I want to live as long as possible, as healthy as possible,” Hayes said in a video interview, emphasizing the global momentum for more permissive stem cell regulations.
He has since joined the board of the company, which is preparing for a rebrand.
His renewed visibility comes after Trump’s March pardon cleared charges against Hayes and his …
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