Джим Крамер рассматривает криптовалюты как страховку от госдолга США

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-04-29Last updated on 2025-09-30

Телеведущий CNBC Джим Крамер в недавнем эфире охарактеризовал криптовалюты как страховой инструмент против растущего госдолга США, который превышает $37 трлн. Отвечая на комментарии о том, что молодое поколение видит в криптовалютах финансовую систему будущего, Крамер заявил: «Криптовалюты — это хорошо. Я использую их в качестве страховки от долга страны».

Защита от экономических рисков

По словам Крамера, он рассматривает криптоактивы не как развлечение или спекуляцию, а как средство хеджирования макроэкономических угроз. Комментируя недавнюю приостановку работы правительства США, он отметил, что ситуация могла быть хуже, если бы она совпала со сроками выплаты по долгам. При этом ведущий предупредил: «Может быть, моё поколение не увидит этих проблем, но будущим поколениям придётся с ними жить».

Скепсис в отношении отдельных компаний

Крамер выразил осторожность в отношении майнинговой компании Bitmine, напомнив, что подобные проекты в прошлом создавали риски для инвесторов. Ранее, в июле, он давал аналогичную рекомендацию: «Если вы хотите покупать подобные вещи, покупайте биткоин или Ethereum. У меня есть и то, и другое. Они довольно хороши».

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