WORDS & THOUGHTS OF THE POOR
1. Bitcoin costs $76,000:
"That’s too expensive. I’ll wait until the price goes down."
2. Gold is $2,684 an ounce:
"That’s too expensive. I’ll wait for the price to come down."
3. Silver is $32 an ounce:
"That’s too expensive. I’ll wait until the price is lower."
Here’s the reality: prices may go up, or they may come down—but price alone doesn’t make you rich. What makes you rich is how many coins, ounces, or assets you control.
I started buying silver when it was $1 an ounce. Now I own thousands of ounces. I’m still buying silver at $32 an ounce.
I bought my first Bitcoin at $6,000. Today, I continue acquiring Bitcoin at $76,000. Why? Because I focus on accumulating real assets, not chasing prices.
The same applies to gold. It’s not just about how much gold costs—what matters is how many ounces of gold you own.
Remember: while the price per coin is important, what counts is the number of coins or ounces under your control. That’s what builds true wealth.
I started trading fake money (fiat currency) for real money (Bitcoin, gold, and silver) years ago, and it’s made me richer.
Yes, I wish I had bought Bitcoin when it was $10 a coin. But I didn’t. I started buying at $6,000, and I’m glad I did. Today, I own 73 Bitcoins. My goal is to own 100 Bitcoins within a year—no matter the price.
For context, I own income-producing real estate, gold-producing mines, and save my profits in Bitcoin, gold, and silver coins. Real money.
Wishing for lower prices doesn’t make you richer. Taking action does.
Good luck.
—Robert Kiyosaki
