Bridgewater founder: Bitcoin holdings account for about 1% of investment portfolio
ChainCatcher reported that Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, stated, "I hold a small amount of bitcoin, and I have almost always held it, accounting for about 1% of my investment portfolio. My view on bitcoin has always been the same. I think the problem with bitcoin is that it will not become a reserve currency for major countries because it is traceable, and in theory, it could be controlled by quantum computing, hacked, and faces similar risks."
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