Ah, here is our favorite Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the legendary bestseller 'Rich Dad Poor Dad,' back with another forecast. This time he proclaims that Bitcoin could crash to $60,000. Yes, you heard it right — the same Kiyosaki who not long ago 'predicted' Bitcoin at $100,000 is now preparing for a decline.
And the most interesting part? He doesn't see this as a problem at all. On the contrary, a drop to $60,000 — according to him, is a great opportunity to 'buy cheap.' Well, of course, it's convenient to change your mind when the market swings back and forth.
What's wrong with these forecasts?
It's hard not to notice how easily and casually Kiyosaki adapts his views to current realities. When the price of Bitcoin was rising, he sang about a bright future and historical highs. As soon as the situation starts to look more pessimistic, he immediately proclaims that the drop is just an 'opportunity.'
Got the essence? You are always right if you are not afraid to change your stance. The price falls? We say it's a time to buy. It rises? Well, we predicted the maximum!
Why should we be skeptical about such forecasts?
Opinions change, but the fact remains. Kiyosaki can talk about his 'buy on dip' strategy all he wants, but for most investors, such swings are a real test of nerves. It's not so easy to hold coins when the price is falling.
Long-term game or excuse? If you constantly claim that any downturns are opportunities, you can wait forever for the 'perfect moment.' The reality is that the market is never perfect.
These words are worth little. When a person changes their forecasts so easily, you start to doubt their real value. It's obvious that the goal of such statements is more about attention than real analytics.
A lesson for everyone
Do you also think it's so easy to change your mind? In the morning you believe in a rise to $100,000, and by the evening you are buying Bitcoin at $60,000, calling it a 'strategy.' Well, why not? You can always say it's all for long-term holding.
But the truth is that the cryptocurrency market is full of unpredictability, and honestly, no words from Kiyosaki or other 'experts' can provide guarantees. Be realistic: the market is volatile, and decisions should be made based on your own capabilities and analysis, not under the influence of loud statements.
Robert Kiyosaki can preach about $60,000 or $100,000 as much as he wants, but in reality, one thing matters: is it worth following his example? If you are ready to listen to someone who changes their mind faster than the market changes trends — go ahead. But if you want real understanding, it's better to work for it yourself.