Robert Kiyosaki, known for his active investments in Bitcoin and other highly speculative assets, as well as his book “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has posted a lengthy tweet to talk about Bitcoin and other quick investments.
Robert Kiyosaki, known for his active investments in Bitcoin and other highly speculative assets, as well as his book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” has posted a lengthy tweet to talk about Bitcoin and other quick investments.
The author of “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” talks about his business of educating budding entrepreneurs and teaching them how to improve their “financial IQ,” as he calls it. He talks about “quick investments,” including Bitcoin and a new asset to invest in, which will be very profitable and in demand in the near future, as it is good for the environment.
Fast-track investments in Bitcoin and lithium
Robert Kiyosaki told his audience about the “Rich Dad” “cash flow board game” that he sells to his clients. In this game, he stressed, investors demonstrate and improve their “financial IQ.” While talking about the game, he also compared it to how things happen in real life: people “‘graduate’ from the ‘Rat Race’ to the ‘Fast Track,’” he wrote.
Kiyosaki revealed that he himself has been betting on Fast Track investments for more than 30 years. They are “much more fun” and require a much higher “financial IQ” as they involve much more risk and promise much higher returns, provided an entrepreneur and his team are smart enough in this area.
Kiyosaki posted a photo taken in Canada, where he and his partner Marin Katusa are sitting on a lithium vein valued at $5 million.
The financial guru and writer reminded his 2.5 million . “Lithium helps save the planet,” Kiyosaki wrote, making it a perfect investment asset. However, he has not forgotten about Bitcoin and says that he keeps repeating in every interview: “Gold, Bitcoin, Lithium.”
Bitcoin to hit $350,000 this summer, says Kiyosaki
Earlier this month, Kiyosaki shocked the crypto community with a bold Bitcoin price prediction, saying that BTC could hit a whopping $350,000 by August this year.
However, this week he clarified that he prefers to buy BTC directly and will never invest in a spot Bitcoin ETF.