Robert Kiyosaki, a known Bitcoin advocate, recently reiterated his bullish outlook on the digital currency. Reflecting on his crypto journey, he expressed regret over not accumulating more when the prices were low.
Is Bitcoin too costly? This was the starting point of Kiyosaki’s recent discussion on social media platform X. He recollected purchasing his first Bitcoin when it was priced at just $6000, which seemed high at the time. As of this article’s writing, Bitcoin is trading roughly at the $107,000 mark.
Despite this, Kiyosaki continues to perceive it as expensive, but this hasn’t deterred him from investing more. The entrepreneur strongly believes that he will keep investing even if Bitcoin hits $1 million per coin.
In his words, “When Bitcoin sells for $1 million a coin, I’ll be saying ‘I wish I had bought more.’ Even if you can only afford one Satoshi today, I believe five years from now you’ll be saying ‘I wish I had bought more.’
Kiyosaki, the author of the popular “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” series, is a strong proponent of the leading cryptocurrency. He encourages his followers to invest in Bitcoin. He has even suggested that “even 0.01 BTC will be priceless in two years and could make any investor very wealthy.”
The entrepreneur cites the examples of other crypto influencers, such as Raoul Pal, Anthony Pompliano, and Michael Saylor, who are also firm supporters of Bitcoin. Saylor, perhaps the most vocal advocate, currently holds 590K BTC through his company.
Kiyosaki’s posts often carry a bittersweet tone, starting positively but concluding with a life lesson he wishes he had learned earlier: “What I do know is… I will be saying, ‘I wish I had bought more at $107,000. At $107,000, Bitcoin was priceless.”
