Ray Dalio Warns Bitcoin Unlikely to Be Long-Term Store of Value
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Billionaire Ray Dalio says Bitcoin is not a reliable long-term store of value, citing privacy, quantum, and central bank risks. Billionaire investor Ray Dalio said Bitcoin is unlikely to serve as a long-term store of value or safe-haven asset. He contested that cryptocurrency is not supported by any central bank and that it has privacy and technology risks. Dalio made these comments as global markets responded to geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Dalio Highlights Risks Facing Bitcoin as a Hedge In the popular All-In Podcast, Dalio reiterated the point that gold is the best-established money and is held by a lot of central banks. He said Bitcoin does not have the same institutional demand and cannot have the same stability as gold. He warned that the public ledger made by Bitcoin opens transactions to monitoring. This decreases privacy and may give an option to the authorities to control its use. 🚨 NEW: RAY DALIO WARNS BITCOIN ‘UNLIKELY’ TO BE A LONG-TERM SAFE HAVEN Billionaire investor Ray Dalio said Bitcoin is unlikely to serve as a long-term store of value or hedge asset, arguing it lacks central bank backing and faces unresolved privacy and quantum computing risks. pic.twitter.com/kJ1ET5AClc — Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) March 4, 2026 Additionally, Dalio raised potential future threats from quantum computing. He noted that the development of technology may compromise the cryptographic security of Bitcoin. Therefore, he views Bitcoin as a speculative asset instead of a reliable hedge. He also found that Bitcoin displays a high correlation to tech stocks. This correlation may negatively impact its ability to act as a diversification tool during market stress. Related Reading: BTC News: Top Public Bitcoin Miner MARA Opens Door to BTC Treasury Liquidation| Live Bitcoin News Meanwhile, the timing of Dalio’s comments was interesting. On the same date,…
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