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A legendary investor names Bitcoin as one of their inflation hedges

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Ivan
June 12, 2025

Happy Thursday!

Paul Tudor Jones is firmly in the camp of Bitcoin bulls, stating that BTC, gold and stocks are the best ways to hedge against inflation — here’s why.

Ethereum continues to perform well, with Ethereum ETF inflows even surpassing BTC inflows on Wednesday for the first time in a long time — is an ETH bull market loading?

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Paul Tudor Jones on Wednesday emphasized that the United States is on a long-term trajectory of high budget deficits and constrained fiscal space, and the best investment strategy to withstand this environment centers around a diversified portfolio made up of Bitcoin, gold and equities.

“What would an ideal portfolio be in something like that?” Jones said in an interview with Bloomberg.

“What has worked so far has been some combination of stocks
 probably gold. Vol[atility] adjusted Bitcoin gold stocks. That’s probably your best portfolio to fight inflation vol[atility] adjusted.”

How does the legendary investor plan to navigate this difficult market?

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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are sliding on Thursday morning: what’s causing the dip?

Ethereum is yielding a whale trader nice profits, but not with longs—here’s how the trader made $1.8 million with a high-risk, high-reward short.

Michael Saylor said quantum computing is no threat to Bitcoin, but companies like Google and Microsoft may be at risk — here’s why.

FINTECH FOCUS

Spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds recorded $240 million in net inflows on June 11, surpassing Bitcoin ETFs’ $165 million and extending Ethereum’s inflow streak to 18 consecutive days, according to Farside Investors.

This marks a significant shift in investor preference driven by Ethereum’s technical advancements and positive regulatory developments, contrasting with Bitcoin’s struggle to break the $110,000 resistance level.

Is a massive breakout for ETH in the making?

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