Роберт Кийосаки продал биткоины на $2,25 млн по цене $90 000

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-11-21Last updated on 2025-11-22

  • Роберт Кийосаки продал биткоины, купленные по $6000, примерно по $90 000.
  • Он получил $2,25 млн от продажи и реинвестировал в два хирургических центра и бизнес с билбордами.
  • Впрочем, бизнесмен все остается оптимистом в отношении биткоина и планирует снова его покупать.

Автор бестселлера «Богатый папа, бедный папа» Роберт Кийосаки сообщил, что продал свои биткоины на общую сумму $2,25 млн. По его словам, активы были приобретены еще несколько лет назад по $6000 за 1 BTC, а проданы — примерно по $90 000.

Вырученные средства Кийосаки направил на приобретение двух хирургических центров и запуск бизнеса по размещению рекламных билбордов. Писатель ожидает, что уже к февралю 2026 года инвестиции начнут приносить ему ежемесячно примерно $27 500 пассивного дохода без налогообложения.

Кроме того, он заявил, что не отказывается от биткоина и планирует снова его покупать за счет денежного потока с нового бизнеса.

Кийосаки пояснил, что ему неоднократно советовали не раскрывать подробности о своей продаже биткоина и дальнейших инвестициях в недвижимость. По его словам, такая сдержанность якобы связана с тем, что в мире слишком много людей с недобрыми намерениями, и чрезмерная открытость может быть опасной.

Напомним, ранее Кийосаки заявил о «миллионах» в биткоинах и спрогнозировал рост актива до $200 000.

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