Investors Flock to Bitcoin and Gold Amid Soaring Debt
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Growing concerns over U.S. debt have pushed investors toward “safe-haven” assets. Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of $125,506 on Saturday, while gold reached $3,920 on Sunday. JPMorgan described the move as the “debasement trade.” BlackRock’s Larry Fink said Bitcoin could climb to $700,000 on currency debasement fears, while Ray Dalio has advised allocating 15% of portfolios to Bitcoin or gold to improve risk-adjusted returns. -
Makes sense—when fiat weakens, hard assets like BTC and gold always look safer.
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Debt fears are driving the shift back to sound money. Bitcoin’s narrative as digital gold keeps growing.