Robert Kiyosaki, the legendary author of ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ and one of the most vocal advocates for Bitcoin in the financial world, has just revealed his next big move in the crypto space.
In a characteristically bold tweet on November 12, Kiyosaki declared:
“BITCOIN over $88,000. I will keep buying more Bitcoin till it passes $100,000. Then I will stop. Not a time to get greedy.”
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Kiyosaki’s statement is more than just a strategy; it’s a philosophy. He isn’t chasing short-term gains or hyping up Bitcoin’s price—he’s applying the timeless principles of his own investment philosophy, blending caution with ambition.
While many investors might be tempted to sell at these lofty levels, Kiyosaki sees opportunity, but also a boundary—a point at which discipline overrides excitement.
Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin advice
Earlier this month, Kiyosaki shared his thoughts on the mindset of some investors who view Bitcoin’s rising price as “too expensive.” Speaking figuratively, he explained:
“Bitcoin costs $76,000. That’s too expensive. I will wait till the price goes down.”
He added that prices alone don’t create wealth; rather, “what makes a rich person rich is how many coins or ounces a person has in their control.” Kiyosaki’s words reveal his focus on accumulation and control over the asset, rather than short-term price moves—a message of true “rich dad” thinking.
Reflecting on his own journey, Kiyosaki admitted he didn’t get in at Bitcoin’s lowest prices, but he’s happy with his choices.
“I wish I had bought Bitcoin at $10 per coin….but I didn’t. I started buying at $6,000 and I am glad I did. Today I own 73 whole Bitcoins. I too wish Bitcoin was back to $10 a coin…but ‘wishing’ has never made poor people richer,” he mused.
Currently, Bitcoin is trading at $87,982, just over $12,000 shy of Kiyosaki’s $100,000 mark. The recent price surge is undeniable: up 7.08% in the past day and 28.26% over the last week, with Bitcoin’s market cap swelling from $1.36 trillion to $1.76 trillion—a monumental $400 billion
For those watching closely as Bitcoin hovers just 13.7% away from his target, Kiyosaki’s philosophy—balancing calculated risk with a clear limit—may offer valuable insight in a market that has seen both extraordinary gains and sharp corrections.
