"Rich Dad Poor Dad" Author: Those who buy ETH at $4,000 will become as wealthy as those who invested in BTC when it was $4,000
ChainCatcher reported that Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," once again compared "old thinkers" and "new thinkers" on the X platform, emphasizing that the path to financial freedom now lies in assets like bitcoin and ethereum, rather than traditional savings and retirement plans. "Those who buy ethereum today at $4,000 will be like the wealthy who invested in bitcoin when it was $4,000."
Robert Kiyosaki urged his followers to break free from outdated financial mindsets. The gap between the rich and the poor has widened into a "Grand Canyon," with billions struggling to make ends meet, keep up with inflation, and hold onto their jobs. "Old thinkers" try to solve financial challenges by going back to school, working longer hours, saving so-called "fake money," and investing in retirement plans. In contrast, "new thinkers" start businesses and "save real gold, silver, bitcoin, and ethereum."
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