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The author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" reveals his Bitcoin investment journey for the first time.
Gate News bot message, PANews reported on June 30 that Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," disclosed his Bitcoin investment experience on the X platform.
Kiyosaki reflected in the post: "I got into Bitcoin late. I waited too long... Perhaps that's a good thing. I waited because I didn't understand today's modern currency. So I bought my first Bitcoin at the price of $6000 each. It was too expensive."
He further shared that when the price of Bitcoin reached today's $107,000, although he still felt the price was high, he chose to continue buying. He also stated: "Even if today you can only afford one Satoshi of Bitcoin, I believe in five years you'll say: I really wish I had bought more back then."