Robert Kiyosaki Urges Buying More Bitcoin and Gold

Those who support Bitcoin believe that it offers additional advantages and can be used as a store of wealth, similar to gold.

Written By:
Jalpa Bhavsar

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Jahnu Jagtap

Robert Kiyosaki Urges Buying More Bitcoin And Gold

Robert Kiyosaki, famous for writing Rich Dad Poor Dad, continues to support Bitcoin as a hedge against economic unpredictability. He recently encouraged followers to buy Bitcoin, gold, and silver, positioning them to weather an impending economic downturn.

In a recent Tweet on X, he said, “BAD HAND Coming:  In my previous tweet I stated success comes to those who know how to thrive when dealt a bad hand. The bad hand is being delt now.  Millions will lose. Please don’t be one of the losers.” 

He also recommended users purchase Bitcoin, gold, and silver to change their terrible hands into great ones. With accusations against Bitcoin, precious metals have long been utilized as a store of wealth.

Bitcoin Proponents view it as a valuable store of wealth, akin to gold. They believe it is a safe way to store your money for the long term. This idea is gaining traction because Bitcoin’s value has skyrocketed over the past ten years, reaching a whopping $73,000 at its peak.

Unlike gold, however, Bitcoin’s value isn’t based on physical properties, but on a limited supply and a secure digital system. This digital nature makes it easier to store and transfer than gold. While Bitcoin’s future as a safe investment is uncertain, its rapid rise and unique features are grabbing investor attention.

This year, the prices of digital assets have increased due to the market activity of traditional investors. This is because interest in other products has increased since the introduction of Bitcoin ETFs. The market saw massive inflows after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) legalized Bitcoin ETFs in January.

Eventually, when attention turned to Solana ETFs and Ethereum, the asset reached a new all-time high. During the German Bitcoin sale last week, the asset fell to record lows. Nevertheless, the mood of the market has changed by midweek trade, with cryptocurrencies rising. 

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