Robert Kiyosaki and his prediction that Bitcoin will reach $500,000 by 2025

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Robert Kiyosaki, the famous author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again stirred up public opinion with a bold prediction: Bitcoin will reach $500,000 by 2025. In his latest post on social media X, he not only shared his personal views on currency, but also offered insightful advice for investors.

This forecast is based on a combination of artificial intelligence (AI) analysis and input from financial experts. Kiyosaki shared:

"Question: What will the price of Bit in 2025 be? Answer: $500,000, according to AI."

Along with Kiyosaki, leading experts such as Chamath Palihapitiya, Matt Hougan (Bitwise), and Mike Novogratz (Galaxy Digital) also share this view, citing factors such as increasing demand, monetary policy changes, and the growing participation of major financial institutions.

Artificial intelligence is becoming an important tool in predicting the value of Bit. Many models, such as OpenAI's ChatGPT-4, Google's Gemini, and Mistral AI's Le Chat, have predicted the Bit price at the end of 2024 to range from $95,000 to $120,000, after reaching $99,000 due to Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election.

However, Kiyosaki also emphasized that these promising forecasts depend on many factors, such as regulatory changes, economic trends, and the pace of adoption by large institutions.

In his tweet today (11/29), Kiyosaki not only focused on Bit but also expanded to other real assets such as gold and silver. He shared:

"WHO CARES? I just smile when I see 'experts' arguing about gold and Bit. I was lucky to realize that 'We, the People' have been deceived by our own government since 1965."

Kiyosaki recounted that in 1965, when he was 18 years old, he noticed that the edges of the "silver" coins had actually turned into "copper" - a sign of devaluation. This prompted him to gradually start accumulating real assets like gold and silver. By 1985, he not only bought gold and silver but also invested in precious metal mining.

Now, Kiyosaki not only owns tons of gold and silver but also sees Bit as a "real money" in the context of increasingly devalued fiat currency. He affirmed:

"Buy one gold, one silver, or one Bit Satoshi. Then set a goal to buy more each month. You won't get rich overnight, but I promise you'll get smarter, and your assets will grow with your financial understanding."

Kiyosaki does not hesitate to criticize the US government's monetary management, especially leaders like Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and the Federal Reserve (Fed) with a team of over 760 PhDs. According to him, these "PhDs" only create a debt-ridden America and make the US dollar increasingly devalued. He even mocked that PhD stands for "Poor, Helpless, and Desperate".

Kiyosaki believes that the government is "stealing" the wealth of the people through artificial fiat currency. He advises everyone to protect their assets by investing in gold, silver, or Bit, seeing this as the only way to preserve and grow their wealth.

Kiyosaki's advice is clear:

"Stop listening to PhDs. Choose one currency - gold, silver, or Bit - set a monthly goal, and start getting richer."

He emphasizes that investing in real assets is not only a way to protect assets but also a path to financial wisdom and sustainable wealth.

The forecast of Bit reaching $500,000 by 2025 may be an ambitious target, but for Kiyosaki, the more important thing is to encourage people to take action to take control of their personal finances in the context of a volatile global economy.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and not investment advice. Investors should do their own research before making decisions. We are not responsible for your investment decisions.

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