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① Microsoft’s major shareholders voted against including Bitcoin on the company's balance sheet, believing it does not align with the long-term interests of shareholders; ② The Board of Directors of Microsoft opposes investing in Bitcoin, stating that corporate funds require stable and predictable investments to ensure liquidity and operational funds.
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Fund: Invest in Gold and Bitcoin, and stay away from debt-related Assets.
On Tuesday, Ray Dalio, co-founder of Bridgewater Associates, one of the largest hedge funds in the world, stated at a financial conference in Abu Dhabi that in the context of worsening debt issues facing most major economies, he prefers to invest in "hard currencies" such as Gold and Bitcoin, while avoiding debt-related Assets: I believe there may be issues with debt currencies. I want to avoid debt-related Assets, such as Bonds and Other forms of debt, and Hold some hard currencies, such as Gold and Bitcoin. Hard currencies typically refer to currencies backed by physical Commodities like Gold and Silver, and Bitcoin is also classified as a hard currency due to its stability and controllable supply.