
Rich Dad Poor Dad bestselling author and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki in an interview The Rich Dad Channel confirmed its commitment to the first cryptocurrency, despite the crisis of the FTX trading platform.
“I remain bullish on bitcoin, but don’t look at silver and ETFs on silver as one and the same. Bitcoin is not the same as Sam Bankman-Fried. […] It’s an FTX problem. [а не индустрии в целом]”, he explained.
According to Kiyosaki, many people at his age stay away from digital assets, especially after the recent crisis. But he believes in bitcoin, ethereum and blockchain technology.
In early October, Kiyosaki called for buying bitcoin against the backdrop of a rising US Federal Reserve rate.
Recall that in May, an investor predicted a fall in digital gold to $17,000.
Earlier, Kiyosaki called for buying cryptocurrencies ahead of the “greatest crash in history.”
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Rich Dad Poor Dad bestselling author and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki in an interview The Rich Dad Channel confirmed its commitment to the first cryptocurrency, despite the crisis of the FTX trading platform.
“I remain bullish on bitcoin, but don’t look at silver and ETFs on silver as one and the same. Bitcoin is not the same as Sam Bankman-Fried. […] It’s an FTX problem. [а не индустрии в целом]”, he explained.
According to Kiyosaki, many people at his age stay away from digital assets, especially after the recent crisis. But he believes in bitcoin, ethereum and blockchain technology.
In early October, Kiyosaki called for buying bitcoin against the backdrop of a rising US Federal Reserve rate.
Recall that in May, an investor predicted a fall in digital gold to $17,000.
Earlier, Kiyosaki called for buying cryptocurrencies ahead of the “greatest crash in history.”
Read Cryplogger bitcoin news in our Telegram – Cryptocurrency news, courses and analytics.
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