According to U.Today, Samson Mow, CEO of the Bitcoin-focused company JAN3, recently took to social media platform X to discuss why Bitcoin is considered a risk-off asset for certain groups of investors. Mow identified four types of investors who view Bitcoin as a safer investment compared to other assets. These investors include those with a low time preference, individuals who understand the concept of money, people suffering from inflation, and those living under oppressive regimes. Mow emphasized that these factors do not necessarily need to be present simultaneously for one person to consider Bitcoin a risk-off asset. He highlighted that people with a low time preference are typically long-term holders. Prominent Bitcoin advocate and MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor, who plans for his company to hold Bitcoin for at least 10 years, exemplifies this type of investor. Another example is financial expert Robert Kiyosaki, known for his book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad,' who educates people on money and investing. Mow also noted that the ability of average retail investors, whom he refers to as 'the plebs,' to absorb the circulating Bitcoin supply should not be underestimated. In a related development, Robert Kiyosaki, a frequent commentator on Bitcoin, recently advised his followers on X to convert their savings into Bitcoin, gold, or silver instead of holding them in fiat currencies. Kiyosaki referenced the banking crisis of 2023, during which several major U.S. banks, including Silicon Valley and Signature banks, collapsed. He warned that panic in the banking sector is often invisible, and banks can go bankrupt at any time, causing investors to lose their funds.