Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, revealed on July 1 that he purchased another Bitcoin, reaffirming his long-term bullish stance—even if it comes with personal risk.
In a candid post on X, Kiyosaki acknowledged the possibility that he could be wrong or even “a sucker,” but emphasized he’d rather take that chance than miss out if Bitcoin eventually reaches $1 million per coin.
“Bought another Bitcoin today,” he wrote. “I realize I could be wrong and a sucker… Yet I believe Bitcoin will one day soon… be $1 million a coin.” Kiyosaki added, “I’d rather be a sucker than a loser if Bitcoin does go to $1 million.”
Known for his outspoken views on money, inflation, and fiat currency devaluation, Kiyosaki framed his Bitcoin purchase as part of a broader philosophy shaped by experience. He explained that he’s lost money before and learned from it, claiming he can afford to risk $100,000 without regret. “That’s life. That’s called wisdom and experience… which can be priceless,” he added.
Kiyosaki urged followers not to blindly follow his example, encouraging independent thinking. “Think for yourself… Do not listen to my ramblings,” he cautioned.
While the idea of Bitcoin hitting $1 million remains controversial, Kiyosaki’s latest move signals continued faith in Bitcoin as a hedge against traditional market risks—and an asset worth betting on, even at current elevated prices.
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