#加密市场回调 "Rich Dad Poor Dad" author is causing controversy again? This time it's really unfair!

Recently, the crypto community has been abuzz with rumors—Robert Kiyosaki, who called Bitcoin the "people's currency," was rumored to say that gold would plummet by 50% in December. What happened? He personally came out to refute it and never said such a thing! Some media faked his voice, and those who forwarded it are probably feeling quite embarrassed right now.

To be honest, this is quite interesting. Kiyosaki has always been a staunch proponent of the "dual strategy"—with his left hand holding physical gold (, which he calls "God's money" ), and his right hand hoarding Bitcoin (, the decentralized digital gold ). Both essentially serve as a vote of no confidence in the traditional financial system, except one has thousands of years of endorsement, while the other relies on algorithmic encryption.

What can ordinary investors learn?

Don't let market noise lead you by the nose. Gold has a long-standing reputation for hedging against inflation, and Bitcoin has also proven its safe-haven property over the past two years. Isn’t it wise to balance it with some Ethereum, an infrastructure asset, to diversify risks? The key is not to go all-in on a single asset and not to panic at every piece of news.

Market fluctuations are normal; know when to enjoy the spectacle and when to enter calmly for positioning. Remember, in this game of wealth, it's more important to survive longer than to run faster.