‘Rich Dad’ Robert Kiyosaki Adds Another Bitcoin During Crash, Explains Why

Robert Kiyosaki revealed he bought another full Bitcoin (BTC) for $67,000 even as markets turned volatile. The ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author shared the purchase on X, doubling down on his long-standing bet against fiat currencies. He tied the move to fears of aggressive money printing and Bitcoin’s fixed supply.

Kiyosaki Buys The Dip Again

As it happens, Kiyosaki has built a reputation for making dramatic macro calls, and his latest Bitcoin buy fits the pattern. In the post, shared on February 20, he said the decision was driven by expectations that governments will eventually print trillions more dollars to stabilize debt-heavy economies.

He has repeatedly warned that rising public debt could trigger a loss of confidence in fiat systems. That scenario, in his view, would push investors toward scarce assets. Bitcoin remains central to that thesis, which he has framed as a hedge alongside gold and silver in multiple past statements. 

As he puts it:

“Because the Big Print will begin when the US debt crashes the dollar and ‘ The Marxist Fed’ begins printing trillions in fake dollars.”

This latest purchase signals he is still willing to accumulate during drawdowns rather than waiting for confirmation from price action.

Fronting The Supply Narrative

The second reason behind the buy was Bitcoin’s hard supply cap. Kiyosaki pointed to the approaching milestone of the 21 millionth coin being mined, arguing that scarcity will eventually reshape how markets value digital assets.

That argument reflects a core Bitcoin narrative. Unlike fiat currencies, Bitcoin issuance is programmatic and transparent, which makes long-term supply expectations predictable. Supporters often highlight this property as a key differentiator in inflationary environments.

Kiyosaki framed the coming supply milestone as a structural shift that could make Bitcoin superior to gold in the eyes of investors:

“When the 21st millionth Bitcoin is mined… Bitcoin becomes better than gold.”

Macro Fear Meets Bitcoin Conviction

Kiyosaki’s comments landed during another period of heightened volatility, when macro concerns and rate uncertainty have dominated sentiment. Indeed, Bitcoin is currently changing hands at the price of $66,356.70, down 2.4% on the day, 3.6% across the week, and 25.8% over the past month.

His stance is unlikely to change the market on its own, but it reinforces a recurring dynamic in cryptocurrency cycles. High-profile macro voices often reappear during downturns, using volatility to reinforce long-term theses about currency debasement and digital scarcity.

All things considered, Kiyosaki’s latest move shows one thing clearly. Some long-time Bitcoin advocates are still buying dips, not backing away from them.

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