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Both moguls recently stepped down from their leadership positions as markets continue to face a high degree of uncertainty <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Former MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor claims that Bitcoin is the only money that aligns all interests in response to a tweet<\/a> posted by billionaire Ray Dalio. The reply has been left unnoticed by the hedge fund legend so far.<\/p>\n Saylor reacted to one of the principles posted by Dalio about how most people only pretend to operate in your interest while actually operating in\u00a0their own. Hence, employers should be wary of conflicts of interest.<\/p>\n Because of its inherent neutrality, Bitcoin focuses on peaceful engagement, rational action, and productive industry, Saylor says. \u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Dalio wrote a book called \u201cPrinciples: Life & Work\u201d based on the principles he had come to develop while working as the head of the largest hedge fund in the world.<\/p>\n Ads<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Earlier this month, Dalio stepped down from his leadership position at Bridgewater Associates after being at the helm of the hedge fund giant for nearly five decades.<\/p>\n Dalio\u2019s views on Bitcoin have changed significantly over the last few years. Back in 2017, he dismissed the world\u2019s first cryptocurrency as a bubble. In early 2020, he said<\/a> that Bitcoin was neither store of value nor a medium of exchange. In 2021, he warmed up to crypto and ended up buying a small amount of Bitcoin. However, he still believes that Bitcoin could get outlawed if it becomes too successful. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n In January, he said that allocating 2% of one\u2019s portfolio to the world\u2019s largest cryptocurrency was \u201creasonable.\u201d \u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/a><\/p>\n