Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Reaffirms Support for Bitcoin: Continues Buying Despite High Prices
2025/06/30 03:11According to ChainCatcher, Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," once again expressed his optimism about Bitcoin in a post on X. He stated: "I got into Bitcoin late. I waited too long... Maybe that's a good thing. I waited because I didn't understand today's modern money. So I bought my first Bitcoin at $6,000 each. It was too expensive. Today, I really wish I had bought more at $6,000. Now, Bitcoin is priced at $107,000 per coin. Once again, that voice in my head says it's too expensive, but I keep buying. Even if you can only afford to buy one satoshi of Bitcoin today, I believe that in five years you'll say: I really wish I had bought more back then."
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