Investment expert Robert Kiyosaki: Don’t buy Bitcoin ETF, predicts Bitcoin will reach $2.3 million
According to U.Today, investment expert and author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" Robert Kiyosaki stated on social media that he does not plan to buy any Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). He prefers investing in real assets rather than Wall Street financial products based on those assets. He reminded his 2.1 million followers that he owns gold and silver mines and coins but does not buy ETFs based on these precious metals. He also invests directly in real estate and owns apartment buildings, but he does not invest in real estate ETFs. However, Kiyosaki explained that since he is an entrepreneur, he prefers to stay away from Wall Street's financial products and opt for self-packaged products. In a tweet posted earlier this week, Kiyosaki praised prominent investor and Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood, specifically mentioning her recent prediction that Bitcoin would soar to $2.3 million in the future. She could be wrong, but Kiyosaki still believes Bitcoin can eventually reach this all-time high, he said in the tweet.
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