While many investors flip-flop on their Bitcoin stance, Robert Kiyosaki has remained stubbornly consistent. The “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author isn’t just talking the talk – he’s walking the walk with 73 Bitcoins in his portfolio, acquired at around $6,000 each. His disciplined investment approach keeps him focused on long-term value rather than short-term gains. Not too shabby for a guy who used to be all about gold and silver.
Kiyosaki’s got a straightforward game plan: keep buying Bitcoin until it hits $100,000. And guess what? That target doesn’t seem so crazy anymore, with Bitcoin recently surpassing $102,000. He’s even bolder with his long-term outlook, projecting $250,000 by 2025. Market volatility? He shrugs it off as a buying opportunity. His investment strategy aligns perfectly with Bitcoin’s fixed supply limit of 21 million coins.
His beef with the US dollar is pretty clear-cut. While the government can print endless fiat currency, Bitcoin’s supply is fixed. No midnight money printing sessions here. Recent excessive money printing has only strengthened his conviction about Bitcoin’s superiority. It’s this scarcity, combined with its growing network effect (hello, Metcalfe’s Law), that makes Bitcoin increasingly valuable in Kiyosaki’s eyes.
The man’s conviction runs deep. He’s convinced that Bitcoin will eventually force the US dollar into hiding, like a scared kid in a game of hide-and-seek. As traditional investors dump their stocks and bonds, Kiyosaki believes billions will flow into Bitcoin. It’s not just about price appreciation for him – it’s about control. No government can freeze your Bitcoin or tell you how to use it.
What’s interesting is that Kiyosaki hasn’t abandoned his precious metals entirely. Instead, he sees Bitcoin as part of a trinity alongside gold and silver. It’s his hedge against what he views as an increasingly unstable economic system. The way he sees it, even small Bitcoin investments could pay off big time in this shifting landscape from traditional to digital currency.
Love him or hate him, Kiyosaki’s steadfast Bitcoin position is hard to ignore. While others waver with every market dip, he’s doubling down on his conviction that Bitcoin beats the dollar – hands down.
