‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ Author Will Be ‘EXPRESSED’ As Bitcoin Falls To This Price Level Amid FTX Fiasco – Bitcoin (BTC/USD)

‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ Author Will Be ‘EXPRESSED’ As Bitcoin Falls To This Price Level Amid FTX Fiasco – Bitcoin (BTC/USD)

As the fallout from the collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried’s blockchain empire FTX continues, investors are wary of the battered cryptocurrency market.

The crypto industry has already seen the shutdown of major players, along with Bitcoin BTC/USD bubble bursting.

“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki has dropped cautionary words about Bitcoin’s performance in the current market scenario.

In a recent tweet, Kiyosaki says he is not looking at flipping Bitcoin by market cap as he is a long-term investor of BTC rather than a trader.

He believes a new bottom is coming for Bitcoin and could be as low as $10,000. He says if it does happen, he’ll be excited about it instead of nervous.

Last month, Kiyosaki warned that the US is headed for an imminent economic collapse. He said in a tweet that in the midst of a financial meltdown, investors could keep their capital intact by loading up on gold, silver and Bitcoin.

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Earlier, Kiyosaki said he is bullish on Bitcoin because government-backed pension funds are starting to invest in BTC.

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Why Buy Gold, Silver, Bitcoin? Bank of England pivot means buying more GSBC. When pensions almost collapsed, it revealed that central banks could not fix … INFLATION. Pensjon has always invested in G& S. Pensjonsfond is now investing in Bitcoin. They know fake dollars, stocks and bonds are toast,” he said in a tweet.

During an interview in May, Kiyosaki said rising inflation, a lack of social security and health care funding are the key factors affecting the economy.

He warned that the downturn will hit a huge number of baby boomers.

At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at $16,622. A 21% drop in the last seven days as the FTX fiasco unfolded.

Photo: Created with a photo from Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia

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