Robert Kiyosaki Advises Followers to Monitor the Bitcoin Halving Event

Kiyosaki contends that the approaching halving holds significant importance in the upcoming months and recommends followers distance themselves from financially struggling friends.

Once more, Robert Kiyosaki, the author of “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” encourages his followers to explore Bitcoin (BTC), emphasizing that it’s not solely tied to the anticipation of a spot ETF approval.

In a recent post, he urged followers to focus on the Bitcoin halving in the next three months leading up to its anticipated arrival in April.

Bitcoin Suits Prosperous Associates
Approximately every four years, Bitcoin experiences a halving event, reducing the blockchain’s issuance rate of new BTC by half permanently.

Historically, the three previous halvings in Bitcoin’s history have been succeeded by unprecedented bull markets, resulting in new all-time highs within the subsequent year.

Kiyosaki consistently includes Bitcoin, silver, and gold in the same context, highlighting their scarcity and the challenge of obtaining them compared to easily printable government cash, which he believes is depleting our wealth.

In a recent statement, Kiyosaki advised followers to invest in all three assets, cautioning them to expect skepticism from friends and family.

Robert Kiyosaki Advises Followers to Monitor the Bitcoin Halving Event

The Prospect of Bitcoin’s Halving
Standard Chartered and Bernstein, among other investment banks, identify the halving as a potential driver for substantial price growth in the next two years.

Standard Chartered foresees BTC reaching $100,000 by the end of 2024, while Bernstein sets a target of $150,000 for Bitcoin by mid-2025.

Contrarily, some analysts express skepticism about the halving’s significant impact on Bitcoin’s price, attributing the asset’s “four-year cycles” more to macroeconomic factors than a hypothetical supply shock induced by the halving.


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