Pray, allow me to impart upon you the latest pronouncement from the esteemed author of that tome of financial wisdom, Rich Dad Poor Dad. Mr. Robert Kiyosaki, a gentleman of no small repute in matters of the purse, has seen fit to warn the world of the lamentable state of gold’s scarcity-or rather, its vexing abundance.
Though he retains his fondness for precious metals, a fondness one might deem quaint, Mr. Kiyosaki declares that, were he forced to select but one treasure, he would cast his lot with the enigmatic Bitcoin. A bold choice, indeed, for a man of his years and station.
“I am frequently accosted with the query: Which holds greater merit, gold or Bitcoin? To which I reply, with all the gravity of a man who has dined on both, that both are desirable for the diversification of one’s portfolio, and silver too, if one is so inclined. Yet, should I be compelled to choose but one, I should incline towards Bitcoin.”
His reasoning, it appears, lies in the finite nature of this digital curiosity. For while gold, he asserts, is theoretically boundless-a notion that sends shivers down the spine of any prudent investor-Bitcoin is constrained by design to a mere 21 million units. A number, he assures us, we are fast approaching.
“Gold, in theory, is infinite. When its price swells, more miners-among whom I count myself-shall eagerly dig for more. Bitcoin, however, is limited to 21 million, a number we now approach with alacrity. This means, by design, no more Bitcoin shall be added once this threshold is reached.
Thus, the price of Bitcoin, one must conclude, can only ascend. I am exceedingly gratified to have acquired my Bitcoin at an early hour.”
Mr. Kiyosaki, it seems, is not content to rest upon his laurels, for he continues to invest in gold, silver, and oil, while steadfastly refusing to save in fiat currency. A decision, one might add, that smacks of both wisdom and whimsy.
“The US dollar, I fear, is in a most precarious state. Those who persist in saving in fiat currency (that counterfeit $) shall find themselves the greatest of losers.”
And so, dear reader, we are left to ponder the peculiarities of Mr. Kiyosaki’s financial philosophy. Is Bitcoin the future, or merely a flight of fancy? Shall gold retain its luster, or fade into obscurity? Only time, that most unforgiving of judges, shall tell. Until then, let us observe these proceedings with the detached amusement they so richly deserve.
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2026-02-11 21:41