BitUnix analyst: Dalio warns that the actual risk of US bonds is underestimated, and the demand for safe haven may boost the performance of the cryptocurrency market. BTC support is closely monitored at 100K

BlockBeats News: On May 20th, Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Fund, stated that Moody's downgrade of the US credit rating still does not reflect the true risk. He pointed out that the US government may respond to high debt by "printing money to repay debts", which will pass on costs in the form of currency depreciation and damage the actual purchasing power of bondholders. With all three major rating agencies downgrading US ratings, the market is beginning to reassess the risk of US bonds. BitUnix analysts suggest: Dalio pointed out that the risk of "printing money to repay debts" essentially accelerates the search for anti inflation and non sovereign assets by funds. Cryptocurrencies have decentralization and scarcity, making them a potential safe haven for funds. Amidst the intertwining of credit risk and currency depreciation concerns, if BTC can maintain the support level of $100000, it is expected to reach a historical high of $110000 in the short term. Investors are advised to pay attention to mainstream currencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, and moderately allocate application-oriented tokens that are decoupled from the US dollar and have anti inflation properties. In short-term operations, it is important to pay attention to changes in bond market yields and signals from US fiscal policy, as they will continue to affect market risk appetite and funding direction.