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🚨 BREAKING: BRIDGEWATER FOUNDER RAY DALIO JUST SAID LIVE: "THE AI BUBBLE WILL BURST EVENTUALLY. THE ONLY QUESTION IS WHEN." THIS GUY PREDICTED CRASH IN 2008 AND MADE $15.8 BILLION HE KNOWS SOMETHING BAD IS COMING...

Ray Dalio: Rising Debt Risks Require More Gold and Bitcoin Exposure Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio said recent moves in the U.S. Treasury market reflect the late stage of a “Big Debt Cycle,” with rising debt supply, weaker demand for government bonds, and growing pressure on currencies. He warned that if debt burdens continue to rise, governments may be forced to choose between higher interest rates that hurt the economy or central bank money creation that devalues currencies. Dalio noted that U.S. federal debt has reached about $32 trillion, with annual interest payments around $1 trillion, and projected debt could rise to $55–60 trillion over the next decade without major adjustments. He recommended reducing exposure to bonds and increasing allocations to assets such as gold and a small amount of Bitcoin as protection against debt and currency devaluation risks.

Speaking on the My First Million podcast, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio recalled telling Elon Musk—fresh off the sale of PayPal—not to sink his $180 million in proceeds into a quest for life on Mars.

THE BLOCK: As debt levels rise and central banks increasingly monetize government debt, Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio expects a broad devaluation of fiat currencies and poor returns from bonds. "I expect non-government-produced monies like gold and Bitcoin to do relatively well," Dalio wrote Friday in a post on LinkedIn. "I suggest...overweighting gold and a bit of Bitcoin."