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Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, expressed renewed concerns about a major financial downturn while sharing his thoughts on bitcoin in multiple posts on social media platform X this week. His book, which has sold over 32 million copies, has been translated into more than 51 languages and remained on The New York Times bestsellers list for over six years. Kiyosaki cautioned on Feb. 20 about an impending economic crisis. “Giant crash???? If there is a giant crash of the often times called ‘the Everything Bubble,’ stocks and bonds, real estate, gold and silver and bitcoin will crash with it,” he described. Despite this grim outlook, he made it clear he has no plans to sell his BTC. Kiyosaki elaborated: If the price of bitcoin crashes, I will back up the truck and buy more. Why: when the Everything Bubble crashes, which is happening now, bitcoin will be the fastest to recover and climb to higher highs. He concluded his post by asking his 2.7 million X followers: “What is your after the crash plan?” On Feb. 19, Kiyosaki discussed economic inequality, asserting that “the rich are getting richer but the poor and middle class grow poorer.” He attributed this to what he calls “fake $”—fiat currency that, in his view, benefits the wealthy while eroding the savings of everyday people. He wrote: Fake $ makes the rich richer and the poor and middle class poorer. Fake $ causes assets such as gold to go up. “And fake $ causes the cost of living such as food, gas, life’s inflation to go up in price, making life harder, more expensive for the poor and middle class,” he continued. Reaffirming his long-held stance, he stated: “The rich do not work for money and savers (of fake $) are losers,” urging individuals to invest in gold, silver, and bitcoin, which he regards as “real money.” Revisiting his financial principles, Kiyosaki reflected on his Rich Dad Poor Dad teachings from 1997 in another X post, noting that publishers originally rejected his ideas. He reiterated three fundamental beliefs: “the rich do not work for money,” “your house is not an asset,” and “savers are losers.” Warning that “millions of employees are losing their jobs,” he emphasized that entrepreneurs continue to accumulate wealth. He also criticized dependence on fiat currency, stating: “Inflation is caused when the Fed and Treasury print trillions in fake money.” Encouraging people to safeguard their wealth, he referred to gold and silver as God’s money and bitcoin as people’s money, urging individuals to adopt his strategies for financial freedom. 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

$PI ( $BTC ) Will Pi coin reach 314000 dollar ?? well Reaching such an high price with 6.4billion of circulating and total supply of 100billion will be very hard and people also comparing it with bitcoin that bitcoin is also launched at less than dollar but they dont know that total supply of bitcoin is only 21million . ok now we compare marketcap of PI and Bitcoin . the marketcap of Pi is around 10Billion and Bitcoin is 2trillion. So even if Pi reaches the marketcap of Bitcoin the price can be around approax 300 dollar?? what are your views?

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On February 20th, Vitalik Buterin took an Ask Me Anything (AMA) where he responded to the serious question as to whether Ethereum should embrace the casino industry. There has been widespread criticism amongst certain sectors that Ethereum is not doing enough to support blockchain casinos. Buterin responded that he would leave the crypto space if such a “moral reversal” occurred and that the very notion of a crypto casino goes against his fundamental beliefs. “Perhaps the most disappointing thing for me recently,” says Buterin, “was when someone said that Ethereum is bad and intolerant because we don’t respect the ‘casinos’ on the blockchain enough, and other chains are happy to accept any application, so they are better.” This comes at a critical time for the Ethereum Foundation. Buterin has suggested neutrality for the application layer and only limited support for specific projects. Financial concerns have consumed many discussions about the Foundation. Pure neutrality at the application layer would allow for more gambling. A more limited approach, conversely, would allow the Ethereum Foundation to uphold their own ethical standards, while making calculated and frugal decisions regarding funds. Buterin expressed disappointment at the online meetings, noticing an over-focus on issues such as crypto gambling. But he conceded that when he meets people in person they often express similar views to him, having a moral focus on the issue of casinos, rather than a purely financial concern. There may be other issues that Buterin is addressing by targeting online casinos. He may be taking a swipe at other tokens like Solana that have promoted meme coins without restraint. There may be other so-called ‘Ethereum killer’ tokens that Buterin is taking a swipe at. Perhaps the ‘ethical approach’, according to this perspective at least, is a case of sour grapes. The Ethereum price, after all, has been struggling in comparison to other tokens. This all comes as the Ethereum Foundation changes its strategy concerning funding, responding to concerns of the community that the foundation should fund projects with decentralized finance instead of merely selling Ethereum tokens. The foundation responded to this request by allocating 45,000 ETH, valued at $120 million, to defi solutions. This would involve funding platforms like Compound. The community agreed to the measures proposed.

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