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Confucius once said, “It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.” This saying emphasizes stability. Just like in every field, stability is also a reality in the cryptocurrency domain. Of course, stability is extremely difficult for investors. It is not impossible, but there are those who achieve significant savings through consistent purchases. Today, I saw the importance of stability in Robert Kiyosaki’s post on X. Let’s look at Kiyosaki’s post.
Robert Kiyosaki’s Sincere Bitcoin Post
In today’s post, Kiyosaki expressed his sincere feelings. He mentions that he cannot control his nerves when encouraging people to buy the flagship of cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin. He also explains the reason for this. People make excuses in response to Kiyosaki’s advice.
Kiyosaki mentions the most common excuse, which is “Bitcoin is too expensive” or “BTC is too high.” At this point, Kiyosaki continues his advice to investors.
The Days of $10 Bitcoin Are Over
While advising on investing in Bitcoin, Kiyosaki mentions that BTC still has room to grow and that the current price is not actually that high according to him. Reminding the lesson his rich dad gave him, Kiyosaki states that profit is made when buying, not when selling.
Kiyosaki’s best emphasis is that the cryptocurrency Bitcoin will never return to its old price. These sentences belong to him:
“We all wish we had bought Bitcoin when it was $10. But those days are long gone. Don’t be a loser, buy as much as you can and keep buying.”
Let me return to the sentence at the beginning of the article. Inspired by Confucius, I would say this for investors:
“It does not matter how much Bitcoin you buy or at what price. As long as you buy regularly.”
Time inevitably passes. The importance of stability in savings is evident. No one achieved what they have all at once. This is the most important reality of the cryptocurrency market. Consistency in purchasing should become the first rule for cryptocurrency investors, in my opinion. As Kiyosaki said: Keep buying.
