Robert Kiyosaki explained support for bitcoin
In his podcast, the businessman recalled that he does not keep his fortune in dollars, because money loses value
23.03.2022 - 14:30
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What’s new? The writer and author of the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” Robert Kiyosaki has revealed that he prefers bitcoin to precious metals so as not to suffer losses due to inflation. He told about this on his podcast The Rich Dad Channel. The writer also believes that digital currencies issued and backed by central banks (CBDC) will lead to hyperinflation.
What else was talked about on the podcast? Kiyosaki stated that the decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies puts them at a crossroads between technology and macroeconomics. The guest on the podcast was cryptocurrency expert Jeff Wang, who also highlighted the decentralized benefits of cryptocurrencies. At the end of the podcast, Kiyosaki noted that the financial system forces everyone to buy gold, silver, and cryptocurrencies right now.
What preceded it? In December 2021, Robert Kiyosaki predicted the biggest crash for bitcoin, gold, silver, and real estate. In January this year, the businessman posted a tweet promising to buy even more bitcoins if the price of the asset drops to $20 000.
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