Роберту Кийосаки неважно мнение Уоррена Баффета по биткоину

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2024-03-03Last updated on 2025-01-03

Роберт Кийосаки, автор книги «Богатый папа, бедный папа» и успешный инвестор в сфере недвижимости и золота, сравнительно недавно стал сторонником биткоина (BTC). Теперь он утверждает, что этой криптовалютой просто необходимо владеть из-за его статуса надёжного средства сбережения.

Возможно, поэтому 1 января он раскритиковал двух авторитетных инвесторов Уоррена Баффета и Чарли Мангера за их негативную позицию по отношению к первой криптовалюте.

Он назвал Баффета и Мангера «очень старыми, очень богатыми людьми», и именно из-за этого его не волнует, «что они думают о биткоине».

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Выдав порцию критики уже покойному Мангеру и ныне живущему Мангеру, Кийосаки вновь заявил о своём намерении разбогатеть, инвестируя в BTC, недвижимость, золото и серебро.

Пока перевес в точках зрения на стороне Кийосаки, поскольку биткоин действительно демонстрирует большой рост, преодолев в прошлом году отметку в $100,000. 2025 год биткоин начался с консолидации и скачком выше $97,000 2 января.

Большинство аналитиков выступают за продолжение восходящей траектории на рынке BTC и движение к новым ценовым максимумам более $200,000.

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