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CoinVoice has learned that Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, stated at the World Economic Forum in Davos that the global monetary order is collapsing, the US and its allies are losing trust in each other, and he recommends buying gold.
In the past, people used fiat currency and bonds as "piggy banks," but central banks around the world are beginning to think that these "banks" might be "booby traps." In 2025, the highest gains will not be from tech stocks but from gold. The performance of the US market has also started to lag behind overseas markets, and the world is entering a capital war.
The rise behind gold is not just a number but also the stares of US debt holders and the US constantly printing dollars. US debt holders are worried that US assets will be sold off, and they feel uneasy about the Fed's endless money printing. It's time to consider what to do if, in the future, everyone stops taking on US debt.