Robert Kiyosaki presents a crazy theory about who is pushing the price of Bitcoin down

Prominent economist and author Robert Kiyosaki, a strong supporter of cryptocurrency, has shared a bold theory on the recent price fluctuations of Bitcoin. In his statement, Kiyosaki affirmed that BlackRock CEO Larry Fink may have intentionally "shorted Bitcoin" to suppress the price and encourage institutional investors to accumulate this cryptocurrency at a lower cost. Kiyosaki quotes the concerns raised by Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, who has previously criticized BlackRock's approach. Ramaswamy warns that Fink and BlackRock, as supporters of "shareholder capitalism," align with the principles of Marx similar to the principles of World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab, according to Kiyosaki. Quoting Schwab's famous statement that "one day you will own nothing and still be happy," Kiyosaki reaffirms his belief in the decentralization and security of Bitcoin. "I like Bitcoin in my wallet. I will not trust Bitcoin in BlackRock's ETF," he declares. Kiyosaki believes that BlackRock may deliberately push down the price of Bitcoin to attract "whales" to buy at below $100,000. Despite this speculation, he still hopes for the long-term value of BTC. Kiyosaki said: "I will continue to buy more Bitcoin because the price of Bitcoin will rise even higher," and predicted that Bitcoin could rise to $350,000 by 2025. #Write2Win # DYOR! Write&Earn $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)