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Rich Dad Poor Dad Author: Bought Another Bitcoin, Prefers to Be a "Fool" Rather Than a "Loser"

Rich Dad Poor Dad Author: Bought Another Bitcoin, Prefers to Be a "Fool" Rather Than a "Loser"

2025/07/01 02:26
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According to ChainCatcher, Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," stated in a post that he has purchased another Bitcoin. He acknowledged that he might be "seen as a fool," but still believes that BTC will eventually reach $1 million per coin. He said, "I would rather be a fool than be a loser when BTC hits $1 million."

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