An American investor and entrepreneur, author of the book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” reported that he owns 73 bitcoins, and plans to increase their number to 100 in a year. The crypto enthusiast said that he started buying the first cryptocurrency when the price of the coin was $6,000.
Robert Kiyosaki wrote in X that the amount of BTC an investor controls is more important than the value:
“The price of the coin is important, but ultimately the amount of assets, gold, silver or bitcoin, you control is more important. I want you to know that in a year, I intend to own 100 BTC, regardless of the price.”
The investor added that he currently owns a large amount of income-generating real estate, and prefers to keep the profits from it in bitcoins, gold and silver. According to Kiyosaki, the best strategy is to buy the first cryptocurrency, rather than storing “fake US dollars.”
Bitcoin has become a defense against the theft of savings by governments and banks through inflation, taxes and manipulation of bond prices, the entrepreneur believes.
Earlier, Robert Kiyosaki named the reason why he believes in the first cryptocurrency and called for “living by the Bitcoin standard.”
