Before they talk of gold but now also bitcoin

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Billionaire Ray Dalio Urges Investors to Allocate 15% of Portfolios to Gold and Bitcoin

You can click on the link to read it but that topic title and what is written on the link explain it easily.

Just that bitcoin is easier to buy than gold and I prefer it.

Be careful of bear market but bitcoin will grow in long term.

[Hannah$]

Once upon a time, people only thought of gold as a safe investment. Now they are considering Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies as one of those safe or profitable assets. People invest in gold during times of war, economic recession or currency devaluation. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a digital currency or cryptocurrency — which was launched in 2009. People's financial outlook is changing over time. They are now not only leaning towards traditional gold, but also towards modern and technology-based assets such as Bitcoin. Many see Bitcoin as "digital gold" because its supply is limited (maximum 21 million) and it can provide a kind of protection against inflation.

[ancafe]

Just that bitcoin is easier to buy than gold and I prefer it.

That's what we often hear, and the ease of buying and selling has also contributed to the growing Bitcoin community. But awareness of individual mistakes also has a significant impact, especially when someone doesn't understand the steps to safely store Bitcoin or makes mistakes when sending it.

Be careful of bear market but bitcoin will grow in long term.

Most people with money will love a weakening market because they can take advantage of it to buy in large quantities. A weakening market isn't always bad, as for those who are able to capitalize on it, it can be a good opportunity. Investment theory generally employs the strategy of buying low and selling high. Regardless of the patterns adopted by most people, declines are something Bitcoin investors look forward to.

[Churchillvv]

Billionaire Ray Dalio Urges Investors to Allocate 15% of Portfolios to Gold and Bitcoin

You can click on the link to read it but that topic title and what is written on the link explain it easily.

Just that bitcoin is easier to buy than gold and I prefer it.

Be careful of bear market but bitcoin will grow in long term.

As they title says, but that is not what I understand from the link you provided, it talks more about Gold and a little to bitcoin and even instigate more fears in the hearts of those who are not yet in bitcoin or yet to understand bitcoin.

From the link, the arguements are more of Gold being the core tenants over bitcoin, even though bitcoin is the talk of the season or the new money yet Dalio said few words that shows he's not really a fan of bitcoin but just having to be part of it because it's where attention is going as he further said he has lesser trust in bitcoin.

Here is a statement that doesn't seem encouraging for Bitcoiners

The investor suggested that he is “strongly preferring” gold over Bitcoin, adding that he doubts any central bank would take the cryptocurrency on as a reserve currency,

So I wonder why you said they are talking more about bitcoin now, when the mentioned link says otherwise, "strongly preferring Gold"

[CryptoBuds]

Just that bitcoin is easier to buy than gold and I prefer it.

Bitcoin is not necessarily easier to buy than gold, and it depends. For people who lack basic knowledge of technology, those who are not proficient in using smartphones and the internet, how can they access Bitcoin? And they still make up a significant portion of the world's population. Meanwhile, buying gold will be easier for them, they just need to go to the jewelry store in the area to be able to buy gold easily. On the contrary, buying bitcoin will be easier for the younger generation like us.

The truth is that we like bitcoin not only because it is easy to buy and convenient, but the main reason is that it gives higher returns.

[Perfectbaby]

Even as we talk Bitcoin mostly preferred than Gold and those who invest on Gold doesn't know the importance of Bitcoin or I will assumed that they are yet to responsibility of bearing any loses in bitcoin due to its volatility nature of bitcoin, but those who fully understand how operation and function do not panic anymore because knows certain it would bounce back its original price of even increases above the price, just as we didn't know that bitcoin would soar above this level otherwise some other people invest could had accumulated enough volume of bitcoin especially institutional investor or even those while usually influences the market could ending up double bags massively.

[notocactus]

Billionaire Ray Dalio Urges Investors to Allocate 15% of Portfolios to Gold and Bitcoin

You can click on the link to read it but that topic title and what is written on the link explain it easily.

Such news only proves that with time and longer existence in human societies, the Lindy effects make Bitcoin stronger with time. If newbies don't know about Lindy effects, they can read it in The bullish case for Bitcoin book or in Wiki.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect

Just that bitcoin is easier to buy than gold and I prefer it.

Be careful of bear market but bitcoin will grow in long term.

With newbies, it's hard for them to start investment in a bull run especially around peak of a market cycle as later they will stuck in a bear market and face with about 80% correction that is so tough for their mentality and psychology.

If they can go through a first bear market well, it means they did acceptable financial and capital management as well as risk management, and by understanding more about the market by their own experience, they will have better preparation for a next market cycle.

• Bitcoin market is like other markets, has its cycle. Focus on its cycle!
• Bitcoin price history, ATHs and bottoms.

[reagansimms]

In the past (before Bitcoin appeared) people were more focused on gold and this cycle has been passed down from generation to generation. Changes in the times along with the development of technology have resulted in a shift in mindset in investment preferences and safe haven assets. The advantages offered by Bitcoin have led billionaire Ray Dalio to view the future of Bitcoin as brighter than that of gold.

Bitcoin can be easily stored and transferred online without involving a third party, and its potential for wider adoption is also attractive to investors seeking short-term and long-term profits. The number of Bitcoins is also very limited (21 million units), so as public confidence in Bitcoin increases it will create scarcity in the future which can make it more valuable over time.

[Die_empty]

Billionaire Ray Dalio Urges Investors to Allocate 15% of Portfolios to Gold and Bitcoin

Public perception about Bitcoin is changing massively. Some years ago, it was seen as worthless and no billionaire would have considered buying it. Today you cannot mention safe haven assets without mentioning Bitcoin. Although Ray Dalio said he preferred gold, he also believes Bitcoin is a viable asset.

Just that bitcoin is easier to buy than gold and I prefer it.

It is also easier to keep and move around with Bitcoin.  Physical gold needs to be maintained and carrying it about is also risky.

Be careful of bear market but bitcoin will grow in long term.

That's why having a long-term investment plan is ideal. It will help newbies to be patient even when the price plummets.

[EarnOnVictor]

Billionaire Ray Dalio Urges Investors to Allocate 15% of Portfolios to Gold and Bitcoin

You can click on the link to read it but that topic title and what is written on the link explain it easily.

Just that bitcoin is easier to buy than gold and I prefer it.

I've never seen an asset as popular as Bitcoin before, it is the modern-day creation that becomes successful, so the popularity is far higher than Gold among people, and I believe that since it is progressive and is receiving more adoption and attention from small and big investors, it's naturally normal to advice people to invest in it when people advise investors to invest in Gold. The two are reigning.

Be careful of bear market but bitcoin will grow in long term.

Sure, that is even why I love to buy only the significant dip, so that the start of profiting will be quick, rather than buying the peak.

[nemesis_incarnate]

More and more people go for BTC, and that's truly great.

Big or small, you know why BTC is prepared to be the future.

[mindrust]

Billionaire Ray Dalio Urges Investors to Allocate 15% of Portfolios to Gold and Bitcoin

You can click on the link to read it but that topic title and what is written on the link explain it easily.

Just that bitcoin is easier to buy than gold and I prefer it.

Be careful of bear market but bitcoin will grow in long term.

10% gold and 5% btc should do the trick during a doom’s day scenario. 5% in phys usd is also a good idea imo. Do whatever you like with the rest. That 20% should be your fortress. You touch it only when everything else fails.

These numbers can be different for everybody though. A $10 million net worth investor and $100k one won’t be making the same allocations percentage-wise. So I don’t understand how Ray Dalio can come up with a flat 15% advice. He probably aims for investors that are in the $10-300k range mostly

[michellee]

More people will talk about Bitcoin when the price soars to a high price. People will not just talk about gold but they have Bitcoin to discuss. When the entrepreneur says something about Bitcoin, they may follow his advice as financial advice.

But they need to do more research to find out how Bitcoin can benefit them. People now focus on Bitcoin because Bitcoin is slowly showing its power to raise the price. If Ray Dalio suggested that, this could make people consider investing in Bitcoin.

[retreat]

In the past, very few people recommended investing in Bitcoin, as many viewed it as a highly speculative and risky asset. However, more people now understand the benefits of investing in Bitcoin, as Bitcoin regulations have improved, and more large institutions and governments are adopting it as part of their portfolios. This has begun to change many people's perspectives on Bitcoin investment, and they see it as a suitable digital asset to include in their investment portfolios.

However, those interested in investing in Bitcoin should not become FOMO just because more people are investing in it. It's better to continue doing research and not rush into investing simply because they see the price continuing to rise or hear about others making large profits. Deepening their knowledge about Bitcoin investment is crucial to avoid selling when a position is unfavorable and to focus more on long-term investment goals.

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As they title says, but that is not what I understand from the link you provided, it talks more about Gold and a little to bitcoin and even instigate more fears in the hearts of those who are not yet in bitcoin or yet to understand bitcoin.

From the link, the arguements are more of Gold being the core tenants over bitcoin, even though bitcoin is the talk of the season or the new money yet Dalio said few words that shows he's not really a fan of bitcoin but just having to be part of it because it's where attention is going as he further said he has lesser trust in bitcoin.

Here is a statement that doesn't seem encouraging for Bitcoiners

The investor suggested that he is “strongly preferring” gold over Bitcoin, adding that he doubts any central bank would take the cryptocurrency on as a reserve currency,

So I wonder why you said they are talking more about bitcoin now, when the mentioned link says otherwise, "strongly preferring Gold"

I said they are talking about just only gold before but now that they are talking about bitcoin, I did not say that they talked more about bitcoin as the favorite. Also I posted that the topic title and the text in the link makes it well explanatory. The bitcoin preference that I later posted is just about what I think and not the news and that has been what I think about bitcoin.

[Dunamisx]

Billionaire Ray Dalio Urges Investors to Allocate 15% of Portfolios to Gold and Bitcoin

You can click on the link to read it but that topic title and what is written on the link explain it easily.

Just that bitcoin is easier to buy than gold and I prefer it.

Be careful of bear market but bitcoin will grow in long term.

Bitcoin preference than Gold is more better for now, since they would have been having previous investment on gold before now, why not if the proportion in bitcoin now bigger more than gold, there is more to why they have to consider bitcoin than gold, bitcoin is quite more easier and affordable than gold, also regarding those that have been into investment, the market is looking more volatile than before, there might be needs for them to speculate well in other not to missed out on opportunities.

[bitLeap]

Billionaire Ray Dalio Urges Investors to Allocate 15% of Portfolios to Gold and Bitcoin

Public perception about Bitcoin is changing massively. Some years ago, it was seen as worthless and no billionaire would have considered buying it. Today you cannot mention safe haven assets without mentioning Bitcoin. Although Ray Dalio said he preferred gold, he also believes Bitcoin is a viable asset.

We have entered an era where we don't need to explain why to invest in Bitcoin. Bitcoin is very popular now, unlike in the past when we had to build confidence to believe in Bitcoin and its future. So, it's strange that people are still questioning the reasons behind investing in Bitcoin.

In my country, there is now a massive financial migration to Bitcoin after the government launched a new policy to record and tax every citizen's assets, confiscate land not used for 2 years, freeze inactive bank accounts for three months, and impose various unreasonable taxes. This made people realize that they had a choice in Bitcoin.

[kotajikikox]

Just that bitcoin is easier to buy than gold and I prefer it.

If you have the budget for both, then go buy both. It is ideal to diversify our portfolio anyway so it is best to invest in different assets and not just putting all our money in one asset.

Be careful of bear market but bitcoin will grow in long term.

Bear market should not be feared. Instead, it should be taken advantage of. It is a time where you can buy bitcoin at its cheapest prices benefitting later on when the bull run comes. It might be a bit difficult because a bear run will test your trust on bitcoin. You should be prepared when the bear market comes but do not avoid it and be afraid of it.

[Raflesia]

Although he did emphasize that he prefers gold over bitcoin, this is understandable because, ultimately, he still wants to invest as a hedge against the economy. On the other hand, he also realizes that if he wants to play it a little safer (in terms of risk), then gold is the better choice compared to bitcoin, which we all know still carries a very high risk.

However, the key point is that an increasing number of people are becoming aware that, given the current economic conditions and the declining value of fiat currency, there must be an option for economic protection.
The article does mention doubts about banks adopting cryptocurrency as a reserve asset, but I don’t think we need to make this seem like a crucial issue. Even if it were to happen, it would be positive, but even if it doesn’t, Bitcoin will remain the same as before. Over the past decade, despite banks not paying much attention to it, Bitcoin has remained stable and its popularity has continued to grow each year.

[Orpichukwu]

Government debt and its economic effect are gradually taking them down to the right side. Bitcoin was created when the world needed it the most, and now that the debt rate is increasing, it's time for them to look for an alternative to gold, and in time to come, they will consider Bitcoin primary and gold as a secondary option.

In the article, the man stated that Bitcoin should be treated with caution, as it doesn't consider any central bank using it as a reserve, but we don't really need banks to use Bitcoin as a reserve before it can prove it's worthy of investment. Institutional investors are already holding large quantities of Bitcoin, which has its own disadvantages; we don't need central banks to come in.