Paul Tudor Jones: Bitcoin is the undisputed best inflation hedge

Macro investor and hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones stated in a recent podcast interview that Bitcoin is "unequivocally the best inflation hedge," and called it a "knockout opportunity" in the market.
Paul Tudor Jones pointed out that truly large-scale trading opportunities often arise when market structures are out of balance, assets are undervalued, or policies are misjudged. He believes that Bitcoin, due to its scarcity and decentralization features, outperforms gold in inflation trades. He emphasized that Bitcoin's total supply cap is 21 million coins, with less than 1 million remaining to be mined, whereas gold supply continues to increase annually, giving Bitcoin a stronger advantage in terms of "scarcity."
Paul Tudor Jones recalled that in 2020, against the backdrop of Federal Reserve and fiscal expansion, Bitcoin became one of the most prominent inflation hedges at the time, and subsequently increased its allocation to about 5% of the portfolio. However, he also warned of risks, noting that in the event of large-scale "momentum conflicts" or network warfare-level incidents, electronic asset systems could face systemic disruptions, and Bitcoin might also be impacted. Additionally, future cryptographic risks driven by quantum computing and AI could become sources of long-term uncertainty. $BTC
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