Ray Dalio predicts gold and non-fiat currencies will rise as safe-haven assets

Ray Dalio predicted gold and non-fiat currencies would gain strength as a store-of-value ￰0￱ founder of Bridgewater did not explicitly mention crypto, but focused on demand for safe-haven ￰1￱ Dalio, hedge fund manager and founder of Bridgewater, predicted gold and non-fiat currencies would face increasing demand as a store of ￰2￱ noted fiat currencies may be facing debt pressures, pushing a flight to safe-haven investments. ‘ We are going to see non-fiat currencies become a more important store of wealth and money ,’ said Dalio, suggesting investors may allocate up to 10% of their portfolios to ￰3￱ safe-haven sentiment already pushed gold over $3,700 per ￰4￱ did not specifically mention crypto or BTC, though multiple coins are non-inflationary and BTC aims to act like sound money.

Dalio: All fiat currencies will lose their appeal Dalio spoke at the FutureChina Global Forum 2025, warning about excessive spending and a debt spiral, leaving the US Government unsustainable, potentially facing a major fiscal ￰5￱ on growing inflation and uncertainty, fiat currencies will not be suitable for a store of ￰6￱ urged investors to diversify, allocating up to 10% of portfolios to ￰7￱ recent warning coincides with a recent trend of concerns with mortgage payments, as Cryptopolitan ￰8￱ noted the risks are not limited to or unique to the USA, but may affect other countries, like France, Japan, and ￰9￱ dollar index fell by 10% for the year to date, though other currencies have lost their positions against gold, leaving the metal acting as a reserve currency. |