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Robert Kiyosaki Predicts Bitcoin to Reach $150,000: Gold and Silver Prices to Skyrocket

The author of the best-selling book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki allowed the price of the first cryptocurrency to rise to $150,000.

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“Bitcoin ETF. Hooray! Glad I bought it a few years ago. Bitcoin will soon hit $150,000. Gold will skyrocket as central banks buy, hoard and never sell. “Silver will collapse because holders are selling it to pay bills caused by rising inflation,” he wrote.

Kiyosaki also called American dollars “fake fiat” and announced his intention to spend them on the purchase of gold, silver and bitcoin.

“Great news for silver holders. Now is the time to buy more as silver falls. This is all good news except for the losers who keep their savings in fake fiat US dollars. I will buy more gold, silver and bitcoin with fake dollars,” he added.

This is not the first time Kiyosaki has encouraged subscribers to choose alternative investment options. In September 2022, he predicted “the greatest crash in history,” and in October, he recommended buying the first cryptocurrency and other digital assets against the backdrop of rising Fed rates.

In February 2023, the entrepreneur predicted Bitcoin would rise to $500,000 by 2025 and called it the best insurance in unstable times, but warned about the volatility of the asset.

Recall that in March, Kiyosaki called for buying digital gold and precious metals before an “emergency landing” amid problems with American banks. The entrepreneur repeated his recommendations in April and May.

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2024-01-10 16:46:55
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