Billionaire Ray Dalio reveals exact Bitcoin allocation

Billionaire Ray Dalio reveals exact Bitcoin allocation Billionaire Ray Dalio reveals exact Bitcoin allocation · TheStreet Anand Sinha Sun, August 2, 2026 at 2:00 PM GMT+2 2 min read BTC-USD GC=F Billionaire investor Ray Dalio doesn't shy away from wading into the gold versus Bitcoin (BTC) controversy, and when he appeared on "The Diary of a CEO" podcast on July 30, he again doubled down on his preference for the precious metal over the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin is a type of money that can't be printed, but technological threats such as quantum computing can hurt it, he said. In addition, the cryptocurrency can be monitored by governments, which can then tax these digital assets, he warned.

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As reported earlier , the Bridgewater Associates founder has argued that fiat currency essentially means a promise from a central authority. But the government can print more money when the debt rises, but it devalues the fiat currency. In contrast, an asset with a limited supply doesn't lose value, he argued.

"Gold is the only long-term historic asset for reasons. " Gold, he said, can't be printed, is globally recognized, and can be transferred across countries without relying on a counterparty's promise. In contrast, Bitcoin doesn't have privacy as any transaction can be monitored and controlled, he said.

No central bank will embrace an asset running on a public ledger, he has argued. Gold's price stood at $4,054. 54 at press time, up more than 20% in a year.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, has lost 45% of its value in a year and was trading at $62,917. 44 at press time. Related: Cathie Wood trims Ethereum exposure on 11th anniversary This story was originally published by TheStreet on Aug 2, 2026, where it first appeared in the MARKETS section.

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