Ricardo Salinas, Mexico's third richest billionaire, has publicly advocated for investing in Bitcoin over real estate. He suggests that homeowners should consider selling their properties or mortgaging them to buy Bitcoin, citing the cryptocurrency's scarcity and deflationary nature as advantages compared to real estate, which involves taxes and maintenance costs. Salinas emphasized that while more homes can be built, more Bitcoin cannot be created, framing Bitcoin as a superior investment. Additionally, he warned that embracing Bitcoin is crucial to avoid economic decline similar to Venezuela's. His advice to "buy a lot of Bitcoin and do not sell" underscores his strong endorsement of the cryptocurrency as a form of financial freedom. Separately, the author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" expressed a willingness to buy Bitcoin if its price crashes, indicating continued interest from prominent financial figures.