Summary of this article
Kiyosaki calls Ethereum $4,000 similar to early Bitcoin investment.
Old Thinkers follow traditional methods; New Thinkers invest in crypto.
Wealth gap widens; investors must choose between old, new thinking.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, highlighted Ethereum in a recent post by suggesting that buying ETH at $4,000 today could yield returns similar to early Bitcoin investors who purchased BTC at $4,000. The remark drew the attention of crypto investors and raised concern about cryptocurrency's outlook.
Old Thinking vs New Thinking
To illustrate this gap and the different approaches people take toward wealth, Kiyosaki highlighted the concept of Old Thinking vs New Thinking. He mentioned in his post on X (formerly Twitter): "The gap between the rich and the poor is becoming a GRAND CANYON."
He further explained that billions of people are struggling to make ends meet, keep up with inflation, and keep their job. He emphasised that these challenges are creating a growing gap between old and new ways of thinking.
According to him, Old Thinkers follow traditional methods such as going back to school, working harder and longer, saving fake money, and investing in a retirement plan. In contrast, New Thinkers focus on starting their own start-ups and saving in real assets such as gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.
Ethereum as the Next Opportunity
Kiyosaki said, "People who acquire Ethereum today at $4,000 will be like the rich who invested in Bitcoin when it was $4,000." According to him, Ethereum emerges as a key opportunity for investors seeking to mirror the success of early Bitcoin buyers.
As of now, Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, is priced at $4,001.46 with a trading volume of $16.12 billion, after reaching an all-time high of $4,953.73 two months ago. Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, stands at $112,712.93 with a trading volume of $24.86 billion, having hit its all-time high of $126,198.07 at the start of October. These figures highlight the significant market activity and continued interest in the leading digital assets.
He concluded by saying that old thinkers will be left behind as the GAP becomes the GRAND CANYON, emphasising the growing divide between traditional and modern approaches to wealth, and asked readers to carefully consider those ideas and choose which side of the GAP they want to be on.
