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Billionaire Investor Ray Dalio Issues Critical Alert on Bitcoin and Gold - “The US is Spending More Than Its Income...”

Billionaire Investor Ray Dalio Issues Critical Alert on Bitcoin and Gold - “The US is Spending More Than Its Income...” WikiBit 2025-07-29 20:39

Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates and billionaire investor, has issued a crucial warning to investors, highlighting the growing macroeconomic

Dalio stated that the US government is spending 40% more than its revenue and that this deficit is unsustainable, saying, “The government has accumulated debt six times its revenue, and annual interest payments are reaching $1 trillion. This equates to half of the budget deficit.”

Dalio pointed out that these debts can only be financed through new borrowing and the Feds money printing. He argued that this could erode investor confidence and that developments such as a new wave of quantitative easing or the government tightening its grip on the Fed could cause sharp market declines.

Dalio stated that such signals are “slowly starting to blink.”

Dalio stated that gold and Bitcoin could be considered “hedges” against these uncertainties. However, he made it clear that he prioritizes gold over the other two assets. He argued that BTC lacks privacy and is unlikely to be adopted as a reserve currency by central banks.

“There are doubts about whether Bitcoins protocol can be changed or its code can be cracked,” Dalio said, adding that he holds “some Bitcoin” in his portfolio, but it is below the actual weight.

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