Paul Tudor Jones: Bitcoin Is “100% Certain”

Bitcoin price is back to around $40,000 but whether or not the bull market is over or not isn’t yet certain. What is certain, according to Paul Tudor Jones, is the cryptocurrency itself.

Not the asset or its price, but the underlying ironclad cryptographic code. Here’s why the billionaire investor has allocated as much as 5% of his wealth to Bitcoin – an asset he holds in equal amounts next to gold, cash, and other commodities.

Paul Tudor Jones: Keep Assets In Commodities, Cash, Gold, And Crypto

It was the shot heard around the world: Paul Tudor Jones had given Bitcoin a nod of approval, comparing the ultra scarce cryptocurrency to gold in the 1970s. At that time, the gold standard lost its dollar peg and was trading at around $32 an ounce. Today, it trades at just under $2,000.

But the billionaire philanthropist believes that Bitcoin can be even better than gold, and labeled the cryptocurrency “the fastest horse in the race against inflation” back in May of last year. Since then he’s done nothing but double down on the emerging asset, comparing it to investing in an Apple or Google early.

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Now he’s back with more comments about Bitcoin, revealing that he now holds equal parts gold, cash, commodities, and crypto. Jones says that each is held in 5% increments, with the remainder on hold waiting to see what the Fed and the rest of central banks do next.

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The billionaire philanthropist and investing legend more than doubled down on BTC | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com

Sorry Humans: Bitcoin Is Math, “Is 100% Certain”

Paul Tudor Jones initially revealed a 2% allocation and has since upped it to 5% – as much as gold, cash, or commodities. The reason they investor likes the digital asset so much is that “Bitcoin is math.”

“Math has been around for thousands of years. Two plus two is gonna equal four and it will for the next two thousand years,” he said. ” I like the idea of investing in something that’s reliable, consistent, honest, and a hundred percent certain.”

“It’s a way for me to invest in certainty.”

Using the Biden and Trump administration as an example along with the Fed, Jones asks “do I want to have faith, in that same reliability and consistency in human nature?” The answer time and time again has been no, as history has proven money is regularly debased by the governments that issue it.

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Questions on if the investing icon liked the cryptocurrency at current prices were largely ignored, and instead, Jones reiterated his stance: “I like Bitcoin.” You can watch the interview segment below.

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