Macroeconomist Lyn Alden predicts that Bitcoin will outperform gold over the next two to three years due to significant differences in market sentiment towards the two assets. Although billionaire investor Ray Dalio considers Bitcoin risky and views gold as more mature, the correlation between the two is gradually increasing, potentially offering unique opportunities for investors in the future.

PANews reports that on March 5th, Jinshi Data states that on Tuesday, Eastern Time, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio once again expressed optimism about gold, stating that there is a clear winner in the competition between gold and Bitcoin — gold. He emphasized the irreplaceable status of gold and recommended that individuals allocate 5%-15% of their investment portfolios to gold to diversify risk.

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Odaily Planet Daily News: On Tuesday Eastern Time, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio once again publicly expressed his strong optimism about gold. He stated that there is a clear winner in the competition between gold and Bitcoin — gold. He emphasized that gold's position is irreplaceable. Dalio recommends that individuals allocate 5% to 15% of their investment portfolios in gold to diversify risk during disasters. (Jin10)

ChainCatcher News, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio stated on Tuesday's All-In Podcast that Bitcoin is not suitable as a long-term store of value or hedge asset, citing reasons such as lack of central bank support, as well as uncertainties surrounding its privacy protections and quantum resistance. He said Bitcoin cannot become "digital gold," emphasizing that "there is only one gold in the world." Gold is not a speculative precious metal, but "the most mature form of currency," and it is the second-largest reserve asset held by central banks worldwide. He also expressed difficulty understanding why central banks would buy and hold Bitcoin long-term.

Renowned crypto trader Ray increased his NVDA long position with 6x leverage within 24 hours, adding approximately $2.019 million, bringing the total holdings to $16.4 million, with an unrealized profit of about $290,000. Ray previously also opened a NVDA long position at an average price of $177 and rolled over the position.

Trader "Ray" was actively bullish before Nvidia's earnings report was released, having long positions of approximately 147,000 Nvidia shares on Hyperliquid with a notional value of $28.3 million. At the same time, he bought $4 million worth of stock using the TWAP strategy. Although the earnings are expected to perform well, stock prices have tended to decline after earnings reports over the past four quarters.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio issued a strong warning about central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) in an interview. He pointed out that although countries are accelerating the implementation of CBDCs, this type of digital currency system directly controlled by central banks could pose deep threats to personal financial privacy and asset autonomy. Dalio stated that the core reason governments promote CBDCs is due to their "high efficiency" attribute. Digital settlement can shorten cross-border and local payment times and reduce operational costs; at the same time, authorities can more precisely monitor fund flows for tax collection, anti-money laundering, and fiscal management. For example, under a CBDC system, taxes can be deducted instantly without waiting for traditional settlement cycles. However, he emphasized that this convenience also means stronger centralized control capabilities.

Ray Dalio warns that the world is facing a capital war, with countries engaging in strategic battles through the weaponization of capital. Investors are concerned about holding dollar assets. Despite the decline in precious metals, he still considers gold an effective risk diversification tool and recommends that central banks maintain an appropriate allocation of gold in their portfolios to prepare for future economic uncertainties.