Bridgewater's Dalio: Stablecoins are not a good way to store wealth, and he has held a small amount of BTC for many years
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最新报道：According to a report from Bijie.com on October 17th, Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, analyzed the characteristics of Bitcoin and stablecoins and their roles in investment portfolios in a recent interview with Caixin. He stated that he has held a small portion of Bitcoin for many years, and his investment proportion has remained unchanged. He sees Bitcoin as a diversification asset relative to gold, but Bitcoin also has its drawbacks, and central banks around the world will not hold Bitcoin. Ray Dalio added that stablecoins are not a good storehold of wealth. Their essence is that they can only be exchanged for a corresponding currency and do not generate interest. Therefore, from a financial perspective, holding stablecoins is not as good as holding interest-bearing fiat assets. The advantage of stablecoins is that they are globally usable and act as a clearinghouse system for convenient transactions, making them suitable for those who do not care about interest. As for whether stablecoins can solve the problem of US Treasury bonds, he believes that if stablecoin buyers already hold US Treasury bonds, it is equivalent to transferring US Treasury bonds from one pocket to another. Whether this will increase demand for US Treasury bonds remains to be seen.
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