Legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones: Buy Bitcoin, gold, and stocks to counter the dollar's 10% fall in the next year.

Paul Tudor Jones, a legendary American investor and hedge fund manager, said that the United States is in a debt trap, which means that volatility-adjusted bitcoin forms the best combination of stocks and gold to fight inflation. (Synopsis: Wall Street Strategist for 30 Years: Debt, Money and Bitcoin's Safe-Haven Logic) (Background added: Michael Sellor on 'All in Bitcoin' decision: COVID-19 made it clear to me that the dollar and gold are fake) Legendary hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones warned in a June 12 Bloomberg interview that the U.S. has fallen into a serious debt trap. He bluntly argued that the current budget deficit of more than 6% of GDP is unsustainable, and that policymakers are bound to move towards unconventional means. He predicts that the dollar could fall sharply by 10% within a year, and the Fed will put forward a chair with a super dovish stance. Jones compares the current high-deficit policy to a "Big Beautiful Bill" that ridicules government profligacy, while the "Big Beastly Bill," which completely balances the budget, represents painful but necessary reform. He cautioned investors to pay attention to the rapid expansion of the fiscal deficit, which has exceeded 6% of economic output, well above long-term sustainable levels. Bitcoin plays the key to fighting inflation When asked how to allocate assets in this environment, Jones gave a clear answer: "What kind of portfolio is ideal in this environment?" By far, the best effect may be some combination of stocks, gold, and volatility-adjusted Bitcoin. This is probably your best portfolio to fight inflation." He added that bitcoin is about five times more volatile than gold, and the allocation ratio must be calculated at a discount. Compared to the recommended 1–2% allocation in 2020, Jones believes that Bitcoin's position is more important now in the context of a clearer policy path. Learning from Japan's Path: Low Real Interest Rates + High Inflation Jones predicts that the United States may replicate Japan's experience: lower real interest rates, tolerate higher inflation, and then pass the burden on consumers through taxes. That strategy, he said, would work until inflationary pressures ousted those in power. Fed personnel is also a key variable. Jones speculates that if incumbent President Donald Trump wins, he may appoint a "super dove" chairman to cut interest rates sharply. This echoes vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance's stance on social media criticizing the Fed for "monetary malfeasance." While Jones emphasized Bitcoin's new role in asset allocation, he also warned that AI could lead to unemployment and social division. He cites Elon Musk's assertion that AI has a 20% chance of extinction and Anthropic's CEO estimating that 10–20% of white-collar jobs will disappear in the next 1–5 years. Jones points out that since the 1980s, 85 percent of productivity growth in the United States has gone to the top 10 percent of earners, and only 15 percent has gone to the bottom 90 percent. If AI benefits are concentrated again, social contradictions may be amplified. Under this dilemma, Bitcoin's safe-haven value as a decentralized asset is even more prominent. He concluded: "The value of Bitcoin as an inflation-resistant asset has never been more obvious." Investors are weighing the triple shock of worsening deficits, potentially loose monetary policy and technological disruption, and Bitcoin is gaining momentum. Related reports Michael Sylor on "All in Bitcoin" decision: COVID-19 made it clear to me that the dollar and gold are fake Investment institution F Street announces a fixed investment to buy $10 million in bitcoin: fight inflation, strengthen capital U.S.-China trade deal completed Trump: China will open up rare earths, impose 55% tariffs, and bitcoin rush back $108,000 Legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones: Buy bitcoin, gold and stocks, Against the US dollar's 10% decline in the next 1 year" This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media".