Ricardo Salinas, one of Latin America’s wealthiest businessmen, just made a bold statement
The Mexican billionaire, known for his sharp economic insights and outspoken style, isn’t shy about where he thinks the world is headed—and how investors should prepare. Salinas’ advice? “Buy the Bitcoin dip, think 10 years because it’s a limited asset. Dollar cost average monthly to remove uncertainty.” In other words, invest steadily over time, zoom out, and stay focused on long-term value.
Salinas, chairman of Grupo Salinas, has long criticized fiat currencies and government debt. He sees Bitcoin not as a gamble, but as digital property, like gold, but better. While most traditional portfolios mix equities and bonds, Salinas believes these instruments are losing value in today’s inflationary environment.
His focus on Bitcoin aligns with a growing global trend. As of 2024, over 80% of Bitcoin’s total supply has remained untouched for more than six months—a sign that more investors are holding for the long haul. Additionally, with the U.S. national debt surpassing $34 trillion, concerns about fiat stability are pushing both retail and institutional investors toward fixed-supply assets like Bitcoin.
Salinas’ strategy is rooted in simplicity: he wants to own assets governments can’t print. By avoiding bonds and equities, which are sensitive to interest rate changes and market cycles, he bets on scarcity and self-custody.
For beginners, Salinas recommends dollar cost averaging (DCA)—investing the same amount of money into Bitcoin on a regular schedule, regardless of price. This helps reduce the emotional highs and lows of market timing. Whether Bitcoin is soaring or dipping, the goal is to build a position slowly and stay focused on the bigger picture.
His 10-year view echoes the strategy of many experienced crypto investors who see Bitcoin as digital real estate. Salinas argues that owning a slice of a fixed-supply asset could be key to preserving wealth in an increasingly volatile world.
While his portfolio might seem extreme, it’s a conversation starter for anyone exploring crypto as a serious part of their investment plan. Salinas’s conviction underscores a broader shift happening in the global financial system.
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BTC🇲🇽 Mexican Billionaire Ricardo Salinas shares portfolio: 70% Bitcoin, 30% gold. No bonds, no stocks. His advice: “Buy the BTC dip, think 10 years because it’s a limited asset. Dollar cost average monthly to remove uncertainty.”
