While many financial gurus shy away from cryptocurrency, Robert Kiyosaki goes all-in on Bitcoin. The “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author isn’t just talking the talk – he’s stacked up 73 Bitcoins since entering at $6,000 per coin. His strategy? Keep buying until Bitcoin hits $100,000. Simple as that.
Kiyosaki isn’t fazed by Bitcoin’s wild price swings. In fact, he sees these fluctuations as golden opportunities to accumulate more. His focus isn’t on day-to-day prices but on building his Bitcoin stockpile. Recent reports show retail investors stacking 10,627 Bitcoin daily, aligning with Kiyosaki’s accumulation strategy. It’s like he’s collecting digital gold while others are wringing their hands over price charts. With Bitcoin’s finite supply of 21 million coins, Kiyosaki believes scarcity will drive long-term value. The mining cost floor helps establish a baseline value that supports his long-term investment thesis.
While others panic over daily crypto charts, Kiyosaki calmly builds his Bitcoin empire, treating each price dip as a buying opportunity.
The controversial financial educator has set his sights on an ambitious target: $350,000 per Bitcoin by 2025. He points to BlackRock’s investment flows as a sign of what’s coming. But here’s the kicker – he believes big institutional players are actually keeping Bitcoin’s price artificially low, under $100,000, while they load up their own bags.
What drives Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin bullishness? It’s his deep distrust of the US dollar. He sees Bitcoin as the ultimate shield against what he considers inevitable dollar devaluation. While the Fed keeps printing money like there’s no tomorrow, Bitcoin’s fixed supply of 21 million coins isn’t budging. No money printer goes “brrr” in Bitcoin-land.
Kiyosaki’s approach to Bitcoin investing is surprisingly disciplined for someone known for bold predictions. He advocates buying during market crashes and avoiding FOMO during price spikes.
But he’s also warning of a potential massive market crash before Bitcoin reaches his predicted $350,000 target. Despite this warning, he’s still accumulating – convinced that Bitcoin’s future is bright.
His message is clear: he’s choosing Bitcoin over the dollar because he believes traditional currency is becoming “fake money.” While others debate whether to dip their toes in crypto waters, Kiyosaki’s already diving deep into the Bitcoin pool. And he’s not planning to come up for air anytime soon.
