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Robert Kiyosaki Surprises with Revelation: These Are the 2 Assets He Holds Tight Without Letting Go
At the LIMITLESS event in Dallas, the famous author of Rich Dad Poor Dad – Robert Kiyosaki – unexpectedly declared that the two most valuable assets that each person can control are not gold or cryptocurrency, but "Time And Money". He shared: "The two most valuable assets we control are time and money. The question is: what are you spending them on?" Although often known for his strong support of Bitcoin and gold, this time Kiyosaki chooses to emphasize the human factor and financial mindset – which he believes are the core elements to cope with the fluctuations of the times.
Recurrent Forecast of the Great Depression 1929 In another tweet, Kiyosaki issued a strong warning: the global financial market is approaching a collapse similar to that of 1929. He stated that Warren Buffett and Jim Rogers have sold all their stocks and bonds, primarily holding cash and silver. This reinforces concerns that a financial storm is approaching. Kiyosaki also emphasized that the retirement funds of Americans (401k, IRA) are losing value because most of them are invested in the declining stock market. He stated that he remains steadfast with three assets: gold, silver, and Bitcoin. Still Trusting Bitcoin During the Crisis Despite the warning of a crisis, Kiyosaki still believes that Bitcoin is a "lifeline" for investors. He explained that with the growing public debt in the U.S., the government has to continue printing money without collateral, causing the value of the USD to weaken. "We may be on the brink of a new major recession... The U.S. is currently the most indebted country in history," he remarked. Currently, the price of Bitcoin is fluctuating around 114,800 USD, down slightly by 3.12% as the Fed continues to maintain interest rates.