‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ Reveals Important Nuance About Bitcoin (BTC) By U.Today

U.Today – Financial educator and renowned author of the popular book on finance management “Rich Dad Poor Dad” Robert Kiyosaki has published a tweet about , in which he made a bullish price prediction and revealed a major nuance about BTC.

Trader and entrepreneur Willy Woo entered into a dialogue with Kiyosaki, revealing the key sign of when Bitcoin is about to stop running high. So far, Bitcoin is winning, he says.

“Bitcoin is not as high as it’s going to go”

In his tweet, Kiyosaki confessed that he feels frustration when he starts encouraging people around him to buy Bitcoin because of the “lame excuses” he gets in return. The most common reason why people find it hard to follow his advice, according to him, is that they find BTC too expensive.

The world’s flagship cryptocurrency is indeed trading high at the moment. However, Kiyosaki believes that it is going to surge even higher: “And it is high…yet not as high as it’s going to go.”

Kiyosaki quoted his aforementioned book here, stating that “Your profit is made when you buy…Not when you sell.”

The important nuance about Bitcoin, per Kiyosaki, is that everyone wishes they had purchased BTC when it was worth just $10, “but those days are long gone.”

A week ago, Kiyosaki published a stunning Bitcoin price prediction, revealing that he expects BTC to skyrocket as high as $350,000 by the middle of August, or at least at some point in 2024. He admitted that this is not a prediction, though, but his opinion. Kiyosaki also revealed that he continues to buy Bitcoin, and “because quite certain their prices will continue to rise.”

However, this is not because he is certain of these digital currencies, but rather because he does not trust the current U.S. government and its fiscal policies.

Willy Woo reveals when Bitcoin run will end

Trader and crypto entrepreneur Willy Woo responded to Robert Kiyosaki’s tweet, pointing out that “Bitcoin run ends when everyone is invested” in it. So far, 4.7% of the free capital on the market has been put into Bitcoin by financial institutions, he tweeted.

Currently, Woo wrote, Bitcoin is winning, and this is, he stated, “exactly what VCs do for emerging tech.”

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