Dalio: Bitcoin Unlikely to Be Held in Large Amounts by Central Banks and Institutions

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Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, said in a recent podcast with Nikhil Kamath that Bitcoin is unlikely to be held in large amounts by central banks or institutions. He cited concerns over transaction transparency and the risk of the Bitcoin network being hacked. The comments highlight ongoing skepticism about what is crypto and its role in institutional portfolios. Dalio’s views reflect broader caution among major financial players.
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