Robert Kiyosaki Buys More Bitcoin, Actively Loading up Before BTC Hits $1 Million

Robert Kiyosaki is ramping up his bitcoin holdings, calling it priceless at $107K and predicting a $1 million surge as fiat currencies face mounting collapse.

Bullish Bet: Robert Kiyosaki Buys More Bitcoin, Predicts $1M Price Tag

Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has weighed in again on bitcoin, reaffirming his bullish stance in several posts on social media platform X this week. His book has been a global phenomenon, translated into dozens of languages and consistently ranked among the top financial literacy texts worldwide. On July 4, Kiyosaki shared on X:

Losers keep warning of a bitcoin crash. They want to frighten off the speculators. I hope bitcoin crashes. I will only buy more.

The acclaimed author has long been vocal about his distrust in traditional fiat currencies and his preference for hard assets like gold, silver, and increasingly, bitcoin. His July 4 message underscores his contrarian investment approach—he sees market dips not as threats, but as opportunities to accumulate more of what he believes is sound money.

Kiyosaki has made it clear he believes even America’s Founding Fathers would have supported decentralized finance, writing: “America’s 1st President George Washington would have been into bitcoin.”

His faith in bitcoin is personal and long-term. On June 30, he shared on X:

Bought another bitcoin today. I realize I could be wrong and a sucker. Would not be the first time in my life I was played for a fool. Yet I believe bitcoin will one day soon… be $1 million a coin. If I am a sucker, I’d rather be a sucker than a loser if bitcoin does go to $1 million.

Reflecting on his investment journey, the famous author stated: “I followed my Rich Dad’s advice. I became an entrepreneur, investing in real estate, using debt, and instead of saving fake money, I have been saving real gold, silver, and today bitcoin.” On the topic of silver, he added: “I predict silver will 2x to 5x this year.”

In a candid assessment of market timing, Kiyosaki confessed: “What is expensive? I was late into bitcoin. I waited too long… which may have been a good thing. I waited because I did not understand today’s modern money. So I bought my first bitcoin at $6,000 a coin. It was expensive. Today, I wish I had bought more at $6,000.” He further shared:

Today bitcoin is $107,000 a coin. Again, my mind says, ‘That’s expensive,’ but I am buying more. Why? Because if and when bitcoin sells for $1 million a coin, I will once again be saying, ‘I wish I had bought more.’

“Even if you can afford only one Satoshi today… I believe five years from now you will be saying, ‘I wish I had bought more,’” he affirmed. “Will bitcoin hit $1 million a coin? I do not know. What I do know is… I will be saying, ‘I will wish I had bought more at $107,000. At $107,000, bitcoin was priceless.'”

Kiyosaki has consistently criticized fiat money as “fake” and warned about the devaluation of the U.S. dollar. He often recalls one of his rich dad’s key lessons: “Savers are losers,” urging followers to avoid hoarding cash in a system he sees as fundamentally flawed. The renowned author believes the Federal Reserve, big banks, and the government are complicit in manipulating financial systems through inflation and taxation. He has warned that the con game of fiat money may unravel soon, making alternative assets like bitcoin and silver essential hedges.