Роберт Кийосаки раскритиковал ФРС и призвал покупать биткоин

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Автор бестселлера «Богатый папа, бедный папа» и предприниматель Роберт Кийосаки раскритиковал Федеральную резервную систему США (ФРС) и вновь призвал покупать золото, серебро и первую криптовалюту.

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People as “Are we in recession?” All a person needs to do is go shopping and look at stores having 60% off sales.

Even a used clothing store near me is having a sale.

The Fed is made up of PhDs like my…

— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) August 16, 2024
«Почему люди обращаются к ФРС за помощью? ФРС — это проблема. […] ФРС состоит из [сотрудников с ученой степенью] PhD, таких как мой бедный папа. Высокообразованные бедные люди», — написал он.

По словам Киойсаки, его богатый папа часто говорил, что PhD означает «бедный, беспомощный и отчаявшийся».

«ФРС не может спасти вас. Время спасти себя самим. Купите больше золота, серебра, биткоина и прекратите слушать высокообразованных бедных людей», — добавил инвестор.

В январе на фоне одобрения в США спотовых биткоин-ETF Кийосаки заявил о скором росте цены до $150 000. Предприниматель призвал менять «фальшивые доллары» на золото, серебро и первую криптовалюту.

Позднее он объяснил, что считает биткоин «защитой от кражи сбережений» властями и банкирами посредством инфляции, налогов и манипулирования ценами на акции. По этой причине он предпочитает вкладываться в цифровое золото и призывает к этому других.

Напомним, в марте Кийосаки спрогнозировал рост биткоина до $300 000 в этом году. В апреле он назвал США банкротом.

В июне инвестор заявил, что первая криптовалюта достигнет отметки $300 000 к 25 августа. По его словам, цифровое золото — самый простой путь стать миллионером.

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