, who authored the bestselling book on financial literacy “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”, has taken to Twitter to share why Bitcoin has become more relevant under the current macroeconomic conditions.Kiyosaki again reminded his audience about his most famous book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”, which was published 25 years ago, in which he said that “savers are losers”. The book speaks about the importance of financial self-education and studying the sphere of investment.
He then repeated one of his frequently mentioned thoughts that Bitcoin, gold and silver have become much more important now than before, because BTC and gold are stores-of-value. He has been tweeting this thesis from time to time since 2020 and the beginning of the pandemic when BTC crashed below $4,000. As for silver, Kiyosaki believes that it is going to gain more value in the coming years, as it is used in the various industries, as well as gold itself.
Today, Kiyosaki tweeted, US debt has grown to 100s of trillions of USD. The real inflation is not 7 percent but a whole 16 percent. The recent rises of the interest rates by the Fed Reserve “will destroy the economy”, he adds.SAVERS ARE LOSERS. 25 years ago, in RICH DAD POOR DAD I stated savers are losers. Today, US debt in 100s of trillions. REAL INFLATION is 16% not 7%. Fed raising interest rates will destroy US economy. Savers will be biggest losers. Invest in REAL MONEY.
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theRealKiyosaki theRealKiyosaki the more you punt BTC which has NO intrinsic value, the more you look like you're either ignorant, bought by corrup players, or an old timer 'has been'... don't do it, if anything, rather stick to punting silver and gold. Unless you are one of the above?
theRealKiyosaki Aint you surprised that nobody is talking about this
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