According to the author, the combination of investments in Bitcoin, real estate, gold and silver has increased his wealth and continues to be part of his financial strategy for the future.
Robert Kiyosaki - Author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" (Youtube)
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling book ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’, started the year talking about Bitcoin and commenting on criticisms made by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, who described the world’s largest cryptocurrency as “rat feces.”
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Kiyosaki approached the topic with a defiant stance, showing confidence in investing in assets such as Bitcoin, gold, silver and real estate.
“Buffett and Munger are very rich, very old men. Why should I care what they think about Bitcoin?” Kiyosaki began.
Bitcoin Made Me Rich, Says Robert Kiyosaki
While he disagreed with the direct criticisms leveled against digital currency, he praised Buffett and Munger's advice for investors to study and deeply understand the assets they invest in.
Kiyosaki also revealed his personal approach: “I like, study, and listen to people smarter than me… when it comes to Bitcoin.”
According to the author, the combination of investments in Bitcoin, real estate, gold and silver has increased his wealth and continues to be part of his financial strategy for the future.
“Bitcoin, real estate, gold and silver have made me very rich and I intend to get even richer.”
Kiyosaki concluded his post by encouraging his followers to reflect on what they think about Bitcoin, bringing up the discussion about the adoption of cryptocurrency and its relevance as an asset in the global financial scenario.
With increasing institutional adoption and bullish predictions for Bitcoin in 2025, Kiyosaki's stance is the result of an optimistic and confident view on Bitcoin's role as a tool for wealth generation and preservation.
The author of ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’, it is worth remembering, is considered one of the biggest defenders of Bitcoin, frequently recommending investment in the digital currency.
In recent posts on X, Kiyosaki said he believes Bitcoin will hit $350,000 by 2025, demonstrating optimism about the cryptocurrency's potential for appreciation.
He also criticized moves by large financial institutions such as BlackRock, accusing the financial giant of ‘suppressing’ the price of Bitcoin to allow institutional investors to buy the cryptocurrency at lower prices.
Kiyosaki said that ordinary people should take this opportunity to buy Bitcoin before its value skyrockets.
Going further, Kiyosaki advocates diversifying investments into assets such as gold, silver and real estate, along with Bitcoin, as a strategy to protect and grow wealth in an unstable economic environment.
