Ray Dalio has sounded the alarm: the global debt system is unsustainable, with the U.S., China, and other major economies drowning in liabilities. His advice? Abandon debt-based assets like bonds and move to hard money — specifically, gold and #Bitcoin.

Once a Bitcoin skeptic, Dalio now sees it as digital gold: finite, immutable, and beyond the control of governments and central banks. While gold has been a safe haven for millennia, Bitcoin takes it further — faster, more portable, and immune to seizure. As fiat currencies devalue and debt crises loom, gold and Bitcoin are hitting record highs, a clear signal of where the world is headed.

Dalio’s message echoes a timeless principle: own scarce assets, not promises. Fiat currencies and bonds can be printed and devalued at will, but Bitcoin and gold remain untouchable. The old financial system is cracking, and those who shift to hard money now will be the ones standing when it collapses.