"Rich Dad Poor Dad" Author: Plans to Continue Buying BTC and Gold, Emphasizes Focusing on Asset Value Rather Than Timing Purchases
According to Odaily, Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," responded on the X platform to community doubts regarding his previous claim that he stopped accumulating at around $60 for silver, $6,000 for bitcoin, and $300 for gold. He stated that he is clear about his bitcoin purchase cost (around $6,000), but does not pay attention to the specific purchase date, and that critics are only questioning the authenticity of his statements based on the timing of his purchases. Robert Kiyosaki further questioned the motives of some community members who focus excessively on purchase dates, and said he cares more about the price range and long-term value of assets. If bitcoin's price falls back to the $6,000 level in the future, he still plans to continue buying, and will not care about the specific purchase time. He also revealed that he is currently preparing to further increase his gold holdings. In his investment decisions, he focuses more on the results of asset allocation, such as the amount of bitcoin, gold, silver, and ethereum he holds, rather than the specific acquisition time. He believes investors should avoid associating with those who focus excessively on the acquisition date and ignore the value and price of assets themselves, and should develop an investment mindset oriented toward long-term value.
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