Kiyosaki: "Bought 1 more Bitcoin at $67,000...a better asset than gold"

Doohyun Hwang

Summary

Robert Kiyosaki said that despite the sharp drop in Bitcoin prices, he bought 1 Bitcoin more at $67,000.
He warned that the U.S. massive debt and the Fed’s potential currency issuance on the scale of trillions of dollars could trigger a collapse in the dollar’s value.
Citing Bitcoin’s scarcity due to its supply cap of 21 million, he emphasized that Bitcoin will become a far better asset than gold over time.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling "Rich Dad Poor Dad," has recently stepped in to buy the dip even amid a sharp slide in Bitcoin prices.

On the 20th (local time), Kiyosaki wrote on X, "Bitcoin is plunging, but I bought one more at $67,000."

He cited the United States' massive debt problem and the possibility of large-scale money creation by the Federal Reserve (Fed) as key drivers behind the additional purchase. Kiyosaki warned that "U.S. debt will collapse the value of the dollar," adding that a so-called "Big Print," in which a "Marxist Fed" prints trillions of dollars, would begin soon.

He also pointed to Bitcoin's scarcity, stemming from its fixed supply, as a major investment rationale. With total issuance capped at 21 million coins, he argued that Bitcoin's characteristics will drive irreplaceable value appreciation over time. "The magical 21 millionth Bitcoin is approaching," he said, stressing that "once the full issuance cap of 21 million has been mined, Bitcoin will become a far better asset than gold."

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