In the financial market, judgment is far more important than prediction Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," is widely known as a financial evangelist, but in the eyes of professional investors, he is more like a content creator with highly disjointed speech strategies. He is a so-called long-term supporter of Bitcoin, but he sings the blues during low prices; He warned of the depreciation of the US dollar, but still recommended gold during the US dollar appreciation cycle; He said 'buying Bitcoin is to fight against government printing money', but also claimed in the bull market that 'Bitcoin is too expensive, we should buy real estate'. From 2020 to 2024, he repeatedly predicted that Bitcoin would break through $100000 next month, but reality often did not materialize as scheduled. Even in December 2023, he had just shouted 'BTC will rise to 135000 by mid-2024', and a month later he turned to saying 'there is a black swan risk in the market'. Robert Kiyosaki is not without viewpoints, he has too many viewpoints and lacks boundaries. Compared to precise risk exposure, he cares more about audience click through rates. Bitcoin is worth investing in for the long term, but it is recommended to bypass the noisy KOLs and rebuild your own understanding path. Prediction is free, but the cost belongs to you.