TechFlow news, according to Jinshi News, Buffett mentioned in his annual shareholder letter: "The value of publicly traded stocks we held declined from $354 billion to $272 billion last year, but the value of our non-publicly traded controlled equity interests has increased and remains significantly higher than that of our publicly traded stock portfolio.
We will always invest the vast majority of their funds in equities—primarily U.S. equities, although many of these companies have significant international operations. Berkshire will never prefer holding cash equivalents over owning ownership interests in high-quality businesses, whether through controlling or minority stakes.
Berkshire has been steadily increasing its yen-denominated borrowings, but not according to any fixed pattern. All borrowings are at fixed interest rates, with no 'floating-rate' debt. I have no predictions about future foreign exchange rates, so we aim to maintain approximately neutral positions in terms of currency exposure."
In addition, this year's shareholder letter did not mention cryptocurrency.
