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$pi Robert Kiyosaki is buying more bitcoins, actively loading up before BTC reaches $1 million


Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the bestseller "Rich Dad Poor Dad", has once again expressed his bullish stance on Bitcoin in several posts on the X platform this week. His book has been a global phenomenon, translated into dozens of languages and consistently ranking among the best texts on financial literacy worldwide. On July 4, Kiyosaki shared on X:

The losers continue to warn about the collapse of Bitcoin. They want to scare the speculators. I hope that Bitcoin will fall. I will just buy more.

The recognized author has long been candid about his distrust of traditional fiat currencies and his preference for hard assets such as gold, silver, and increasingly, BTC. His message from July 4 emphasizes his contrarian investment approach — he sees market failures not as threats, but as opportunities to accumulate what he believes to be sound money.

Kiyosaki clearly stated that he believes even the Founding Fathers of America would have supported decentralized financing, writing: "The first president of America, George Washington, would have been fascinated by Bitcoin."

His belief in Bitcoin is personal and long-term. On June 30, he shared on X:

Today I bought another bitcoin. I understand that I might be wrong and be deceived. It's not the first time in my life that I've been made a fool. But I believe that bitcoin will soon... be worth $1 million per coin. If I'm a fool, I would rather be a fool than a loser if bitcoin really reaches $1 million.

Reflecting on his investment journey, the famous author stated: "I followed the advice of my Rich Dad. I became an entrepreneur by investing in real estate, using debt, and instead of saving fake money, I saved real gold, silver, and today Bitcoin." Regarding silver, he added: "I predict that silver will rise 2-5 times this year."
In a candid assessment of the market situation, Kiyosaki admitted: “What is expensive? I came to Bitcoin late. I waited too long… for what could have been a good moment. I waited because I did not understand the modern form of money. That’s why I bought my first Bitcoin for $6,000 per coin. It was expensive. Today I regret not buying more for $6,000.” He further shared:

Today, Bitcoin is priced at $108,000 per coin. Again, my mind says: 'That's expensive,' but I buy more. Why? Because if and when Bitcoin sells for $1 million per coin, I will again say: 'I wish I had bought more.'

"Even if today you can only afford one Satoshi… I believe that in five years you will be saying: 'I wish I had bought more,'" he confirmed. "Will Bitcoin reach $1 million per coin? I don't know. What I do know is that I will be saying: 'I wish I had bought more at $108,000. At $108,000 Bitcoin was priceless.'"

Kiyosaki has constantly criticized fiat money as "fake" and warned about the devaluation of the US dollar. He often recalls one of the key lessons from his rich dad: "Savers are losers," urging followers to avoid accumulating cash in a system he considers fundamentally flawed. The famous author believes that the Federal Reserve, large banks, and the government are colluding to manipulate financial systems through inflation and taxation. He has warned that the deception with fiat money may soon collapse, making alternative assets such as BTC and silver necessary hedges.
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Ybaservip
· 07-07 21:07
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· 07-06 01:16
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