Ray Dalio predicted that gold and non-fighting currencies would acquire strength as valuable assets. The founder of Bridgewater did not explicitly mention Crypto, but focused on the demand for Safe Haven investments.
Ray Dalio, manager of hedge funds and founder of Bridgewater, predicts that gold and non-fighting currencies will face increasing demand as valuable reservoirs. He said Fiat currency could be facing debt pressure and could be pushing forward with flights to safe investments.
‘We will see that unengaged currency will become a more important repository of wealth and moneyDario said it suggests investors will allocate up to 10% of their portfolio to gold. Safe Haven sentiment was already pushing gold to over $3,700 per ounce.
Dalio did not specifically mention Crypto or BTC, but multiple coins are non-inflatable and BTC aims to act like healthy money.
DALIO: All Fiat Currencies Lose Appeal
Speaking at the Futurechina Global Forum 2025, Dario warned of excessive spending and the spirality of debt, making the US government unsustainable and could face a major fiscal crisis. Based on increased inflation and uncertainty, Fiat currency is not suitable for valuable storage.
Dario urged investors to diversify, allocating up to 10% of their portfolio to gold. Recent warnings are consistent with recent trends in concerns about mortgage payments as Cryptopolitan It has been reported.
Dario noted that the risk is not limited to the US and is not limited to the US, but could affect other countries such as France, Japan and China.
Other currencies have lost their position against gold and metals serve as reserve currency, while the dollar index has dropped by 10% per year. |Source: TradingView
The Dollar Index actually shows a dramatic 10% decline from the previous year. However, other currencies have also weakened against gold, making precious metals the second largest reserve currency.
During this period, Gold, S&P500 and BTC were all rise At once, traders looked for sources of inflation and aggressive growth, as well as security offsets. BTC has been going through a period of behavior like a high-risk, high-tech stock, but it has also grown its influence as a valuable repository.
Beyond the cryptography, there are several non-fiat assets that may fit the description. Silver has also expanded to its highest level since 2011, and is expected to exceed $50 for the first time in history. Silver hype is behind gold, but metal is gaining attention as an alternative.
The US could face low demand for new debt
Despite record-breaking index performance, Dario believes spending is catching up to the US economy. He estimated that the government would need to impose an additional $12 in debt to cover previous mature debt shortages, interest increases and rollovers.
However, global markets lack this kind of demand for US debt, creating imbalances.
The dollar remains a very active medium of exchange, driven by global trade, with few competitors emerging at this stage. Dario pointed out that the rise in the original role might make the dollar shine, but it would not challenge that advantage.
