The four most famous international exchanges:

Binance INTL	OKX INTL	Gate.io INTL	Huobi INTL
China Line　APP DL	China Line　APP DL	China Line　APP DL	China Line　APP DL

Note: The above exchange logo is the official website registration link, and the text is the APP download link.

On the morning of May 8, Beijing time, Bitcoin broke through the $10,000 mark, setting a new high since February. As of press time, Bitcoin has fallen back to US$9,965.4, a 24-hour increase of 8.24%. The total market value is US$182.5 billion, and the market value ratio has reached 67.8%, approaching a new yearly high.

According to Bloomberg, Paul Tudor Jones, the legendary trader and founder and chief investment officer of hedge fund giant Tudor Investment Corporation,
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Jones revealed in a letter to investors that one of his funds is buying Bitcoin and holding a single-digit percentage stake in cryptocurrency futures as a hedge against inflation as central banks around the world Print money to cushion the coronavirus-hit economy.

However, Paul Tudor Jones did not directly hold Bitcoin spot, but purchased Bitcoin futures derivatives.

As CoinDesk market reporter Zack
As Voell clarified, Jones was indeed buying Bitcoin futures, although it was unclear whether it would be settled in cash or physically (settled in Bitcoin). However, Voell wrote that Jones (subjectively) ranked Bitcoin in the letter as the worst safe haven compared to financial assets, gold and cash (in that order).

In the letter, Jones remains convinced that Bitcoin will play an “increasingly important role” as a hedge asset in the early stages of the economic crisis.
As he put it in his article of the same name, "The Great Monetary Inflation" would "be an unprecedented expansion of any form of money, unlike anything the developed world has ever experienced."

Jones likened buying Bitcoin to "having the fastest horse" in the upcoming race for inflation, noting: "If I had to predict, I would bet that the fastest horse is going to be Bitcoin."

“Bitcoin reminds me of gold in 1976, when I was just entering the business world,” he continued in the letter.

Although Jones chose to buy derivatives rather than actual Bitcoin, Jones' entry into the Bitcoin market is still a bullish indicator, and is particularly likely to resonate with those conservative traditional investors, potentially spurring more investors to test the waters of cryptocurrency investing. .