最新报道:According to Bijie.com, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio stated in his debut Chinese podcast that he holds a small amount of Bitcoin as a diversifier, but that gold is more attractive than Bitcoin. Dalio believes that gold is the second-largest reserve currency, while Bitcoin still has some shortcomings as a reliable storehold of wealth, such as the fact that central banks do not hold Bitcoin. Dalio emphasized that gold is the only asset that individuals can own and is not a liability to others. (Note: This means its value is determined by market supply and demand and is not affected by the solvency of any issuer, government, or bank.) Furthermore, when discussing stablecoins, Dalio stated that stablecoins offer significant advantages in trading, but they generally do not offer interest, making them less attractive as a storehold of wealth than interest-bearing monetary assets. Dalio believes that inflation-indexed bonds, which provide compensation based on inflation, are a better asset class than stablecoins. However, stablecoin buyers are typically those in emerging markets who are less concerned with interest rates and prioritize transaction convenience.