Renowned author of the bestselling personal finance book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” Robert Kiyosaki, offers insights into the current economic landscape and predicts Bitcoin’s value to reach $100,000 by September. With a focus on wealth-building and investment, Kiyosaki plans to acquire an additional 10 Bitcoin before April, citing the upcoming Bitcoin halving as a pivotal event for potential investors.
Kiyosaki suggests that individuals unable to afford a whole Bitcoin could consider purchasing fractional shares through Bitcoin ETFs or Satoshis, potentially enabling ownership of an entire Bitcoin by year’s end. In contrast, he advises those less inclined towards Bitcoin to consider investing in silver, particularly U.S. silver eagles, due to the diminishing supply and challenges in acquiring junk silver coins.
Against the backdrop of a grim global economic outlook, Kiyosaki highlights various factors contributing to financial instability, including high levels of debt in the United States, China’s weakening property market, Japan’s prolonged economic downturn, and Germany’s economic struggles. He underscores the risks of saving in fiat currency, aligning with Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor’s stance on the drawbacks of traditional currencies.
Urging individuals to safeguard against financial impoverishment, Kiyosaki, alongside Saylor and others, advocates for acquiring assets such as gold, silver, and Bitcoin. He emphasizes silver’s affordability compared to Bitcoin and gold, noting the current prices of each asset.