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BitcoinSistemi 2025-07-02 05:27:07

Renowned Economist Robert Kiyosaki Said, “I Bought Bitcoin Today,” and Added: “My Target for BTC is $1 Million, If I’m Wrong…”

Famous economist and author of the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” Robert Kiyosaki once again reiterated his confidence in Bitcoin (BTC). Announcing that he had purchased another BTC in a post on his social media account, Kiyosaki admitted that this investment may have been wrong, but stated that he stood by his long-term belief. “I bought another Bitcoin today. I could be wrong. But it wouldn’t be the first time. I still believe that Bitcoin will reach $1 million soon. If I’m wrong, I’m wrong; but if I’m right, I’m a winner, not a loser,” he said. While Kiyosaki predicted that the BTC price could reach $1 million in the future, he added that people should not act impulsively with the herd mentality. Related News: Ripple-backed Company's $100 Million XRP Announcement Causes a Stir Kiyosaki also touched on the difference between the investment approaches of the rich and the poor in his post. According to him, while the poor focus on prices, the rich look at the amount of assets they have: “I don't really care about the current price of gold or silver. What matters is how many ounces of gold or silver I have. Same goes for Bitcoin. I look at the price, but what I really focus on is how many Bitcoins I have.” Kiyosaki stated that he bought his first Bitcoin at $6,000 and wanted to buy more with all the “fake money” he had at the time. Reiterating his $1 million BTC target for 2030, the famous economist said, “Those who will be rich in the future will be those who have the most Bitcoin.” *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: Renowned Economist Robert Kiyosaki Said, “I Bought Bitcoin Today,” and Added: “My Target for BTC is $1 Million, If I’m Wrong…”

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