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Bitcoin supporter, financial entrepreneur and guru Robert Kiyosaki, famous for his book on financial literacy “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, has taken to the Twitter/X platform to talk about the approaching Bitcoin halvening and draw the Twitter community’s attention to it.
The halving is expected in April at block 840,000. It will reduce miners’ rewards by half, thus decreasing the amount of Bitcoin injected into the market.
Bitcoin halving endorsed by Kiyosaki
Kiyosaki revealed one of the major reasons why he believes that the poor and middle classes remain poor. He believes this is due to their surrounding – “they have poor friends and family”. He highlighted the importance of people who one gets surrounded by and takes examples from subconsciously.
“If you want to be rich it is essential to have rich friends or at minimum friends who want to be rich,” he says in his tweet. This is the regular subject Kiyosaki loves tweeting about to his 2.4 million followers. However, it was followed by a surprising turn – Kiyosaki for the first time mentioned the approaching Bitcoin halvening event, suggesting that the community of his followers pays attention to it.
He also urged his followers to pay attention to gold and silver, but that is his usual sort of recommendation – Kiyosaki believes all these three assets – Bitcoin, gold, silver – to skyrocket within the next few years.
As for Bitcoin halving, this will be the fourth halvening event for the world’s flagship cryptocurrency. BTC miners’ reward will drop from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC. This is a programmed deflationary mechanism integrated by the mysterious Bitcoin creator known as Satoshi Nakamoto, who launched Bitcoin exactly fifteen years ago – in 2009.
Last year, Kiyosaki several times shared his Bitcoin price forecasts for the coming years. He first tweeted that he would expect Bitcoin to reach $500,000 by 2025 but later he reduced his expectations and stated that the next stop for BTC would be $130,000.
Bitcoin price crash
On December 3, Bitcoin suddenly collapsed losing nearly 7%. It dropped to the $42,234 level and has managed to recover a little now, changing hands at $42,960 now. The reason was a report issued by Matrixport claiming the SEC may reject all Bitcoin spot ETFs.