Max Keiser, a Bitcoin evangelist and maximalist, currently serving as a BTC advisor to El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele, has published a cryptic tweet, featuring the mysterious Bitcoin creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
His tweet includes an animated GIF showing a ghost-resembling figure wearing a cloak, with a hood covering its head, kneeling and holding a sword stuck in the ground or a stone – a motif likely resembling a knight praying with his sword or a young King Arthur trying to pull Excalibur from the stone.
The caption consists of a single word, “Satoshi.”
The Bitcoin community responded with a curious mix of comments. Some users said that Satoshi was “a god.” Some just admired the beauty of the GIF, while others posted AI-generated images that supported the topic of Satoshi and his numerous Bitcoin followers.
Some pointed out that the GIF indeed seems to contain a reference to King Arthur and the Excalibur sword: “Looks like the sword in the stone.” “He created Excalibur, which, like Bitcoin, is a means of conquering the corrupt monetary system. Who will be the modern King Arthur?”
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the popular “Rich Dad Poor Dad” and other similar books on assets and financial markets, has published a tweet, in which he predicts a high probability of Bitcoin soaring to $1 million by 2030: “In 2030 the probability is Bitcoin will be $1 million a coin.”
Kiyosaki revealed that he started buying Bitcoin when it still traded at $6,000 and he continues to accumulate it. He believes that how much BTC (or other assets – gold, silver) you own is much more important than its current price, since in the future, he stated, “the rich will still be those with the most Bitcoin.”
In another tweet today, financial guru Kiyosaki reminded the community that in his book “Rich Dad’s Prophecy” published in 2013, he predicted the current crises of the US economy and global financial markets. He called it “the biggest crash in history.” Now, he pointed out that millions of people are losing jobs thanks to AI emerging and that “boomers” are losing their retirement savings due to the worsening market situation.
