Robert Kiyosaki

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Robert Kiyosaki is the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," one of the best-selling personal finance books of all time, and a prominent public advocate for Bitcoin. Kiyosaki has frequently warned against holding fiat currency and US Treasuries, positioning Bitcoin alongside gold and silver as a hedge against inflation and government monetary expansion. He has publicly stated he holds Bitcoin and continues to recommend it to his tens of millions of followers worldwide.

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Role: author
Notable: Author of Rich Dad Poor Dad (40M+ copies sold), public Bitcoin advocate, recommends BTC as inflation hedge to mass mainstream audience
Twitter: theRealKiyosaki
Known For: Author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad'; vocal Bitcoin and hard asset advocate; regularly promotes Bitcoin as protection against fiat debasement
Nationality: American
Twitter Handle: theRealKiyosaki

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