Rich Dad Poor Dad, the best-selling investment and financial management book, author Robert Kiyosaki has been advocating silver, gold, and on social media platforms for a long time, believing that these three assets are the safest, and that cash such as the US dollar and Euro are all garbage.
Just yesterday (26th), the Rich Dad again posted on Twitter that he is bullish on , even claiming that purchasing at least 1 satoshi of can make you rich:
Buying 1 satoshi can make you rich.
Netizen: Bought half a years ago but still not rich
However, we know that satoshi is the smallest accounting unit of , and 1 satoshi is equivalent to one hundred-millionth of a . That is to say, when reaches $100 million, the value of 1 satoshi can only reach $1. Although it represents an infinitely bullish vision of , the claim that purchasing 1 satoshi can make you rich is obviously an exaggeration.
In this regard, a netizen commented that he had bought half a years ago, but he still hasn't reached the level of being rich even until today. (Calculated at $100,000, 0.5 is equivalent to $50,000, which is indeed not yet considered rich.)
Additionally, some netizens also discussed whether it is already too late to start buying now that it has risen to such a high level. However, the bulls believe that the potential of has not been fully tapped and discovered yet, and that buying in or starting to invest regularly now, will not disappoint investors in the future.
Rich Dad: The global collapse has already begun
Furthermore, the Rich Dad also posted on the 23rd of this week, stating that the global economic collapse has already begun, and the three major economies of Europe, China, and the US are all in recession. If ordinary people want to protect their assets and jobs, or even achieve their wealth goals, the best opportunity is to buy , , and :
The global economic collapse has already begun, Europe, China, and the US are in recession, and an economic recession is likely to come?
Use your money more wisely to keep your job and your assets.
The biggest problem is our leaders and educators, I often ask, what did the school teach you about money?
Regardless of economic developments, , , and retain their value.
For many people, an economic crisis is an excellent opportunity to get rich.
I plan to get rich, and I hope you will get richer and smarter.
