TechFlow news, on March 3, according to Jinshi News, Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, recently warned the Trump administration that if it does not immediately commit to reducing deficits, the U.S. could face a major debt crisis within the next three years. Dalio stated: "It's like a heart attack—you're inching closer to danger. My guess is about three years, give or take a year."
Facing the risk of currency depreciation, Dalio believes investors must seek "stable-supply alternative currencies." He specifically highlighted Bitcoin's advantages: "Unlike real estate, Bitcoin cannot be easily seized or taxed."
When asked whether he is more bullish on gold than before, he gave an affirmative answer: "The current environment indeed enhances gold’s allocation value—but I must emphasize, no one can accurately predict the future; what investors need is a moderately diversified portfolio."
Dalio suggested that allocating 10%-15% of gold in a theoretical investment portfolio falls within a "prudent" range: "A small amount of gold provides both protection and diversification. The most critical thing is to avoid over-concentration in any single asset."
