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Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater is Now Investing in Crypto
Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund founded by investment tycoon Ray Dalio, has announced plans to back its first crypto fund. “The Hash” compares this with Sequoia’s entry into the digital asset space and how it could be a “green light” for other hedge funds to get involved in this industry.
Ray Dalio Gets Into Ether, Praising Crypto While Calling Cash the ‘Worst Investment’
Bridgewater Associates’ Ray Dalio, one of the world’s most prolific and successful investors, says cash is “the worst investment,” also confirming he holds ether in addition to bitcoin. “The Hash” team discusses the billionaire hedge fund titan’s comments and what that means for bitcoin and the crypto markets.
Ray Dalio: If Bitcoin Is Really Successful, Regulators Will ‘Kill It’
“The Hash” panel discusses their reactions to Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio’s assessment of bitcoin, who said regulators would ultimately take control of the cryptocurrency if it achieves mainstream success. “The bitcoin revolution is because we finally have a money that can’t be shut down,” host Naomi Brockwell said. Could bitcoin ever be completely “killed?”
Consensus 2021 Just Wrapped: Here's What We Learned
Consensus 2021 has come to a close, and the week has been jam-packed with significant bitcoin news, including Ray Dalio's bitcoin investment. At the same time, we learned that billionaire Carl Icahn wants to get into crypto "in a big way," but bitcoin's price has remained relatively stagnant throughout. "All About Bitcoin's" Week in Review panel discusses the highlights of Consensus 2021.
Ray Dalio Admits Having 'Some' Bitcoin: Why it Matters
Ray Dalio made headlines Monday when he admitted he has some bitcoin during his keynote address at Consensus 2021. "The Hash" panel breaks down the significance of the billionaire hedge fund manager's remarks as he said he'd rather have bitcoin than a U.S. bond.
CoinDesk’s Hosts Weigh in on Day 1 of Consensus 2021
Consensus 2021 has kicked off, with keynote addresses from the Fed’s Dr. Lael Brainard and investor Ray Dalio. “First Mover” hosts Christine Lee, Lawrence Lewittin, and Emily Parker break down what they’ve learned so far and which sessions they’re looking forward to seeing throughout the week.
