Ray Dalio says to buy ‘a bit’ of Bitcoin amid potential debt crisis

The hedge fund founder with an estimated net worth of $15 billion recommended that investors overweight Bitcoin and gold rather than bonds.

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  1. From Bitcoin Skeptic to 'One Hell of an Invention': Ray Dalio initially called Bitcoin a 'bubble' in 2017 and expressed skepticism, but by 2021, he acknowledged it as 'one hell of an invention' and later confirmed a small allocation in his portfolio, citing its proven resilience.
  2. Reasons for Dalio's Shift Towards Bitcoin: Dalio's shift is driven by concerns over government money printing and increasing national debt, viewing Bitcoin, alongside gold, as a non-government-produced money that could do well in such an environment.
  3. Other Macro Investors and Their Bitcoin Stances: Other prominent investors like Paul Tudor Jones and Stanley Druckenmiller have also expressed interest in Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and a store of value, with Jones allocating 1-2% of his assets to Bitcoin and Druckenmiller acknowledging he 'should' own it despite selling previous holdings.

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