Robert Kiyosaki Doubles Down on Bitcoin—Even If He’s Wrong
Robert Kiyosaki, the guy behind *Rich Dad Poor Dad*, just bought more Bitcoin. Again. And he’s fully aware it might not work out. But that doesn’t seem to bother him much.
In a recent social media post, Kiyosaki admitted he added to his BTC stash, shrugging off the possibility that it could backfire. “I bought another Bitcoin today,” he wrote. “I could be wrong. But it wouldn’t be the first time.” He’s sticking to his guns, though, insisting Bitcoin could hit $1 million eventually. “If I’m wrong, I’m wrong; but if I’m right, I’m a winner, not a loser.”
It’s not the first time he’s made bold predictions about Bitcoin. Still, he’s careful to warn against blindly following the crowd. Just because he’s buying doesn’t mean everyone else should rush in without thinking.
The Rich Don’t Obsess Over Price—They Focus on Ownership
Kiyosaki’s post wasn’t just about Bitcoin. He also touched on how the wealthy approach investing differently. Most people, he says, fixate on price—whether gold, silver, or crypto is up or down this week. But the rich? They care more about how much they own.
“I don’t really care about the current price of gold or silver,” he wrote. “What matters is how many ounces I have. Same goes for Bitcoin. I look at the price, but what I really focus on is how many Bitcoins I have.”
It’s a mindset thing. He bought his first Bitcoin at $6,000 and has been accumulating since, using what he calls “fake money” (fiat currency, presumably) to do it. His target? $1 million per BTC by 2030. And he’s betting that the people who end up wealthy in the next decade will be the ones holding the most Bitcoin.
Is This Just Another Bold Prediction?
Kiyosaki’s no stranger to making headlines with his takes. Some people swear by his advice; others think he’s too optimistic. Either way, he’s not afraid to put his money where his mouth is—even if it means being wrong sometimes.
But here’s the thing: he’s not telling anyone else to follow his lead. This isn’t advice, just one guy’s perspective. And whether Bitcoin hits seven figures or crashes tomorrow, Kiyosaki seems content to ride it out.
For now, he’s sticking to his story. And if he’s right? Well, he won’t be the only one smiling.
