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This is how many Bitcoins Robert Kiyosaki holds #



Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author and financial expert, weighs in on Bitcoin’s demand post-spot-ETF approvals and shares how many Bitcoins he’s holding.

To get Kiyosaki’s take on what’s next for Bitcoin, watch the full interview with Jeremy Szafron here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nv5329cXRSg

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Obviously you’re a Bitcoin Advocate you’ve had some Bitcoin out there and just recently the ETFs were launched the spot Bitcoin ETFs I’m curious with the inflow and looking at how the maturity of that Market’s going where are we at with crypto less volatile more mature

Money coming in no I’m I’m going to make a fortune up I only have 66 Bitcoin correct it’s not many you know but when they opened up the market to the ETF now tons of retirement money goes into I again it’s retirement money it’s going to pour in which will jump crypto and

They’re estimating Bitcoin at 500 you know th000 all that stuff I don’t pay attention to it okay I just say to people how many actual coins do you have so I have 66 big deal right but it’s plenty and the volatility doesn’t worry you at all especially when these inflows

Are coming in it’s supply and demand so Supply stays 21 million demand just went up

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  1. The idea that Bitcoin could serve as a Trojan horse for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) isn't entirely implausible. While Bitcoin operates independently of centralized authorities, its widespread adoption and legitimization through products like ETFs could pave the way for greater acceptance of digital currencies in general, including CBDCs. It could potentially shift public perception towards digital currencies and make the transition to CBDCs smoother for governments and central banks. However, it's important to note that Bitcoin's original ethos of decentralization and financial sovereignty may not align with the goals of CBDCs, which are typically centralized and controlled by governments.

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