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Bitcoin to $10 Million? 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' Robert Kiyosaki Says Yes

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Thu, 4/07/2024 - 9:26
Bitcoin to $10 Million? 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' Robert Kiyosaki Says Yes
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Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," has issued an epic new prediction regarding Bitcoin's future price. He anticipates that the main cryptocurrency could reach $10 million per BTC, following what he describes as the most significant economic crash in history. 

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According to Kiyosaki, this impending collapse is a precursor to a long-term bull market cycle starting in late 2025.

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This future bull market will significantly benefit investors in gold, silver and Bitcoin, believes Kiyosaki. He attributes the upcoming economic turbulence to the United States being the largest debtor nation in history and the declining faith in traditional currency. 

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In his rant, Kiyosaki emphasizes that after the anticipated crash, gold, silver, and Bitcoin are expected to surge to new all-time highs and advises patience, suggesting that the rewards for those who remain steadfast in their investments will be substantial.

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Kiyosaki has consistently voiced skepticism about traditional financial instruments, including even Bitcoin ETFs, preferring to hold physical gold, silver and BTC.

His long-standing criticism extends to the Federal Reserve's monetary policies, viewing the dollar as a "fake" currency and advocating for investments in tangible assets. That is why he has criticized traditional financial products for not truly representing the underlying assets, drawing attention to issues like overselling.

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