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Bitcoin (BTC) is not easy to enter and chase the price! Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad": Don't become an overly greedy pig in the market.
Bitcoin started this week by reaching a new high, hitting a peak of 123,000 USD. However, for those investors who have yet to "pull the trigger," this is bad news. In the face of this pump, Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," posted on the X platform yesterday (14th), stating that he will rare slow down his plans to buy Bitcoin and wait for clearer economic trends before making a decision. He reminded investors with the Wall Street saying, "Pigs get fat, Hogs get slaughtered," not to become overly greedy pigs in the market.
Kiyosaki Warning: Bitcoin is good, but do not chase the highs excessively
Kiyosaki posted on the X platform, stating: "Bitcoin has broken through $120,000! This is great news for those who already hold Bitcoin. But for those who... for whatever reason... have never 'pulled the trigger', this is bad news. They have nothing now."
He then quoted a Wall Street saying: "Pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered." He stated, "I will buy another Bitcoin to make myself a bit 'fatter'. Then I won't buy anymore... at least until I see which way the economy is headed." Kiyosaki emphasized that while it's certainly tempting for Bitcoin to surge to $200,000 or even $1,000,000, he doesn't want to become a "slaughtered fat pig."
He suggested that investors who have not yet started holding Bitcoin could begin with very small units, even starting from one Satoshi. This reflects his recognition of the long-term value of Bitcoin, but at the same time warns against the risks of blindly chasing highs in the market.
Buffett's Cash Strategy: Waiting for the Market Crash Opportunity
In the text, Kiyosaki specifically mentions that stock guru Warren Buffett is currently "almost all in cash, holding $350 billion in cash," implying that Buffett is waiting for a market crash to buy at lower prices.
He wrote: "Remember: Warren Buffett currently has no stocks, holding $350 billion in cash. I suspect he is waiting for the world to crash... then he will come back with cash to pick up the best assets."
Although according to a report by Bloomberg, Buffett actually still holds a large amount of stocks, his cash level has indeed reached a new high, reflecting his heightened vigilance towards the uncertainty of global capital regarding the future economy. Kiyosaki believes that now is the time to get smart, and if you are smart enough, patient enough, willing to learn, and stay alert, this is the best wave of "wealth opportunity."
The market is never short of opportunities; the key is in "how to wait"
Kiyosaki's post reflects the current market's bullish sentiment, but also reminds investors: in the capital market, every anxiety of "missing out" is a rethinking of risk and opportunity. Whether Bitcoin continues to surge or not, investors should face every critical moment with caution, patience, and a commitment to continuous learning.
Kiyosaki still adheres to a long-term investment perspective, which is bearish on dollar savings, but urges investors to buy gold, silver, and Bitcoin to hedge against risks. He believes that in an uncertain economic environment, these physical assets and digital assets can better preserve value.
Bitcoin has reached a historic high, undoubtedly making it the focus of the market. However, Kiyosaki's warning reminds us that it is crucial to stay clear-headed amid the fervent market sentiment. Avoid excessive greed, learn to wait, and perhaps looking for opportunities like Buffett does during market downturns is the key to long-term investment success.