Ricardo Salinas, one of Latin America’s wealthiest businessmen, just made a bold statement
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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