Robert Kiyosaki, the author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” referred to Michael Saylor as “one smart boy” and backed his audacious prediction that Bitcoin will reach $13 million. Kiyosaki urged followers to invest in fractional Bitcoin ownership, pointing out that $9,000 today might make someone a billionaire, and he noted that Bitcoin is presently worth $90,000.
He compared this to the cost and effort of obtaining an MBA, which he felt was less rewarding. Kiyosaki advised financial forethought and defended his Bitcoin investment, stating that it was the wiser choice.
“I think he’s correct. In a recent post on X, Kiyosaki said, “He is one smart boy.”
Donald Trump’s second term as the 47th president of the United States has greatly boosted the cryptocurrency business. After hitting $92,104 on Wednesday, Bitcoin reached a new high of $94,000.
IG market analyst Tony Sycamore quoted Reuters as stating that Bitcoin reached a new all-time high due to traders taking advantage of the Nasdaq’s first day of options trading for BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF and rumors of a potential agreement with Trump.
Since the start of this year, Bitcoin’s value has doubled. CoinGecko claims that the market value of cryptocurrencies has surpassed $3 trillion due to the widespread enthusiasm around them. Chris Weston of Pepperstone asserts that there is a genuine market for buying Bitcoin and that any price hikes might attract additional investors looking to make secure investments.
American author, investor, and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki is well-known for his book “Rich Dad Poor Dad.” The 1997 book encourages self-reliance and financial literacy via real estate investments, enterprises, and assets.
Kiyosaki emphasizes the value of financial knowledge while highlighting conventional ideas of work and wealth.
In addition to launching the Rich Dad Company and Rich Global LLC, which teaches individuals about financial concerns, he is the author of a number of other writings. In order to assist people become financially independent and accumulate money, his lessons place a strong emphasis on personal finance strategies and entrepreneurial thinking.
