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This guy is simply the Li Daxiao of the crypto world! Insisting on being bullish for a lifetime, not to mention, it's still not possible to mock him now.
"Rich Dad Poor Dad" Author: No matter how high the price of Bitcoin rises, it is never too late to start buying.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad", recently posted on X: "Question: Is it too late to start buying Bitcoin now? Answer: Not late. The beauty of Bitcoin's design is that no matter how high the price goes, it is never too late to start buying. The original intention of Bitcoin's design is to allow everyone to get rich, even those who start later. Just don’t be too greedy."
In another post, Kiyosaki thanked "holders of gold, silver, and Bitcoin", explaining his skeptical attitude towards the U.S. government, the Treasury, and the Federal Reserve. He stated: "I do not trust the U.S. government, the U.S. Treasury, or the Federal Reserve." He added that his distrust began in 1965 when he noticed the transition of silver coins to copper alloys, and this distrust deepened in 1971 when President Nixon abandoned the gold standard for the dollar. Reflecting on this period, Kiyosaki pointed out: "In 1971, I began to 'save' gold, silver, and now Bitcoin."
He urged investors to consider physical assets and emphasized: "Nowadays, the best assets to invest in are physical gold, silver, and Bitcoin. The world financial system is about to collapse."$BTC
"Rich Dad Poor Dad" Author: No matter how high the price of Bitcoin rises, it is never too late to start buying.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad", recently posted on X: "Question: Is it too late to start buying Bitcoin now? Answer: Not late. The beauty of Bitcoin's design is that no matter how high the price goes, it is never too late to start buying. The original intention of Bitcoin's design is to allow everyone to get rich, even those who start later. Just don’t be too greedy."
In another post, Kiyosaki thanked "holders of gold, silver, and Bitcoin", explaining his skeptical attitude towards the U.S. government, the Treasury, and the Federal Reserve. He stated: "I do not trust the U.S. government, the U.S. Treasury, or the Federal Reserve." He added that his distrust began in 1965 when he noticed the transition of silver coins to copper alloys, and this distrust deepened in 1971 when President Nixon abandoned the gold standard for the dollar. Reflecting on this period, Kiyosaki pointed out: "In 1971, I began to 'save' gold, silver, and now Bitcoin."
He urged investors to consider physical assets and emphasized: "Nowadays, the best assets to invest in are physical gold, silver, and Bitcoin. The world financial system is about to collapse."$BTC
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