Alternatively, he said that they "collect coins that outperform bitcoin for pennies," emphasizing that the problems are with the Fed, Treasury, and Biden, rather than with Bitcoin or Elon Musk.
Robert Kiyosaki, famous author, and investor once again took an opportunity to advise crypto investors to stop complaining and start acting, particularly for those who previously said they couldn't afford Bitcoin. He considers the price "crash" to be an opportunity to purchase.
Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter co-wrote Rich Dad Poor Dad in 1997. For over six years, it has been on the New York Times Best Seller List. The book has been sold in over 51 languages and over 109 countries, with over 32 million copies sold.
Last week Kiyosaki tweeted:
Kiyosaki did not acknowledge any cryptocurrencies other than bitcoin, even though there are thousands to choose from. Before investing, investors should do a comprehensive search on their own.
People who got in early on dogecoin, for example, have mentioned making a lot of money, and the Shiba Inu coin has recently made some people millionaires. A Goldman Sachs executive is said to have left the firm after making a fortune in dogecoin.