Robert Kiyosaki, the famous author of the book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad', shared his views on investing in assets such as Bitcoin, gold, silver, and real estate, and revealed plans to buy more Bitcoin in the near future, regardless of prices.
In a post on social media X on Friday, Kiyosaki detailed how he built wealth through assets that he considers 'real money', including Bitcoin, gold, and silver.
The renowned author criticizes those investors who always look for excuses to delay entering the market. He calls this the mindset of the 'poor'. A typical example he mentioned is that many people said Bitcoin was too expensive when its price reached $76,000, and they decided to wait for the price to drop. Similarly, these excuses were also applied when gold reached $2,684 an ounce or silver was priced at $32 an ounce.
He emphasizes that waiting for the ideal price only delays investment opportunities and asset accumulation. According to him, wealth does not come from buying at low prices but from the amount of real assets you own.
"Prices may change, but what is more important is the amount of assets you hold," Kiyosaki said.
Sharing about his investment journey, he recounted:
"I started buying silver when the price was only $1 an ounce. Now I own thousands of ounces. I continued to buy silver even when the price rose to $32 per ounce. Similarly, I bought Bitcoin for the first time at $6,000 and continued to buy more even when the price reached $76,000."
Kiyosaki emphasizes that, while the price of each currency is important, what truly determines wealth is the amount of real assets you own. He advises investors to convert fiat money, which he calls 'fake money', into 'real money' assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin to build long-term wealth.
"Keep trading fake money for real money, and you will be richer. Good luck," he said.
The author also expressed regret for not buying Bitcoin when the price was only $10 each, but he stated that he is very happy to have started buying BTC from the price of $6,000.
"I currently own 73 Bitcoins and within the next year, I plan to own 100 BTC, regardless of prices," he shared.
Besides Bitcoin, Kiyosaki also revealed that he owns many income-generating real estate properties, gold mining operations, and accumulates his profits in gold, silver, and Bitcoin – assets that he considers to be 'real money'. He concluded:
"While I wish Bitcoin could drop to just $10 each, wishing has never been a factor that helps the poor become rich."
Source: https://tapchibitcoin.io/robert-kiyosaki-tiet-lo-luong-bitcoin-nam-giu-mua-them-btc.html
