Robert Kiyosaki Sells Bitcoin: Insights into His Unexpected Move
Robert Kiyosaki, well-known for his investment strategies, recently sold a significant portion of his Bitcoin holdings, raising questions about his shift in outlook.
Robert Kiyosaki, perhaps best known for his Rich Dad, Poor Dad book series, has long been a proponent of cash flow, emphasizing hard assets like gold, bitcoin, and silver, while criticizing the dollar and the stock market.
However, there has been a notable change in his approach to the largest cryptocurrency.
Kiyosaki Is Actually Selling?
Just a week ago, Kiyosaki stated he had no intention of selling his bitcoin holdings. In fact, he mentioned plans to acquire more when BTC’s price stabilized after its recent correction.
But roughly five or six days later, he announced on X that he had “sold $2.25 million in Bitcoin” at around $90,000 per unit, after initially buying it at approximately $6,000 per BTC years ago.
Kiyosaki intends to use the proceeds from the BTC sale to acquire two surgery centers and invest in a billboard business. He estimates his cash flow will reach about $27,500 a month by next February and will be tax-free.
This strategy reflects his teachings, emphasizing that investors should seek hard assets and enhance their cash flow through them.
No Longer Bullish on BTC?
Despite selling his BTC during a downturn—when prices fell from over $110,000 to just above $80,000 in two weeks—Kiyosaki clarified that he remains “very bullish and optimistic on Bitcoin.” He plans to start repurchasing more Bitcoin with the cash flow from his new investments.
In a recent post, he reaffirmed his support for Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver, cautioning that the “biggest crash in history [is] starting,” affecting not just the U.S. but also Europe and Asia.
For safe investments, he pointed out silver as having substantial upside potential.
“Silver is $50 today. I predict silver will hit $70 soon and possibly $200 in 2026.”
