The Mexican billionaire claims that Bitcoin makes up 70% of his investment portfolio
Mexican entrepreneur Ricardo Salinas first bought Bitcoin 12 years ago for $200, and over the past four and a half years has increased his Bitcoin investment ratio from 10% to 70%.
As the founder and chairman of Grupo Salinas, with a current net worth of $4.6 billion, Salinas revealed that he currently allocates 70% of his portfolio in Bitcoin-related assets, with the remaining 30% invested in gold and gold mining companies.
Salinas called Bitcoin "the hardest asset in the world" and suggested investors buy Bitcoin long-term through regular investments. (Cointelegraph)
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