Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is resolute in his pursuit of acquiring 100 Bitcoin by 2025.
He keeps buying more even though he already has 73. He doesn’t want to wait for prices to drop. He recently clarified in a tweet that his method of wealth accumulation entails consistent, long-term investment, in contrast to those who wait for discounts, such as “poor individuals.”
Kiyosaki’s investment journey started with silver, which was priced at a mere $1 per ounce. Rather than waiting for a decline, he continued to purchase more silver as its value rose to $32 per ounce, a lesson he applies to all of his investments. He maintains that wealth attainment is the result of consistent accumulation, rather than anticipating reduced prices.
Kiyosaki acquired Bitcoin at a price of approximately $6,000 per coin. Despite its subsequent increase to approximately $76,000, he remains dedicated to expanding his Bitcoin portfolio. The quantity of Bitcoin he can accrue over time is the driving force behind his objective of owning 100 BTC by 2025, rather than the pursuit of the lowest price to purchase.
Kiyosaki invests in gold, silver, income-producing real estate, and gold deposits in addition to cryptocurrency. He enhances his likelihood of wealth growth and mitigates risk by diversifying his investments. Upon reflecting on his voyage, Kiyosaki acknowledges that he regrets not purchasing Bitcoin at the $10 per coin. However, he emphasizes that waiting for reduced prices only serves to inhibit financial growth. He believes that continuous, long-term investment in precious assets is the key to wealth.
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