Robert Kiyosaki Shrugs At Bitcoin Volatility, Keeps Buying

Best-selling author and investor Robert Kiyosaki says he doesn’t care whether the prices of Bitcoin (BTC), gold, or silver go up or down, and claims there’s a simple reason why.

As it happens, in an X post on January 23, Kiyosaki explained that short-term price movements are meaningless to him because the long-term direction of the U.S. dollar is already decided.

“I Do Not Care About Price”

Kiyosaki framed his argument in a blunt Q&A format. He says he doesn’t worry about volatility in Bitcoin, gold, silver, or even Ethereum (ETH) because U.S. national debt continues to rise, whereas the purchasing power of the dollar keeps falling.

From his perspective, price swings are noise. What matters is the underlying monetary system, and he believes that system is steadily weakening.

Kiyosaki has long argued that inflation, debt expansion, and monetary mismanagement quietly erode savings held in fiat currency, regardless of what markets do in the short term.

Debt, Dollars, And Distrust In Institutions

Kiyosaki also aimed criticism at policymakers and institutions, blaming what he calls “incompetent, highly educated PhDs” running the Federal Reserve, Treasury, and U.S. government.

According to him, the powers that be have structurally incentivized these institutions to expand debt and print money, a process he believes inevitably devalues the dollar over time.

That’s why, in his view, obsessing over daily price action misses the bigger picture. As he said:

“Why worry? I just keep buying more gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum and get richer.”

Buy Assets, Ignore The Noise

Instead of timing entries or reacting emotionally to volatility, Kiyosaki says he simply keeps accumulating hard assets, including gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, regardless of the price.

His logic is straightforward and includes the views that fiat currencies lose value over time, scarce assets hold or gain purchasing power, volatility is temporary, and monetary debasement is structural.

For long-term holders, he argues, price dips are not something to fear, but opportunities to accumulate more of what he believes will matter in the future.

Regardless of which direction markets decide to take in the future, Kiyosaki’s stance remains unchanged. He recommends ignoring the noise, buying assets, and letting the debt do the rest.

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