Robert Kiyosaki sells his Bitcoin – just days after a bullish forecast

tkudonnell
23.11.2025
Markets

Bestselling author Robert Kiyosaki, known for “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” has confirmed that he has sold Bitcoin holdings worth approximately $2.25 million. As he stated on X, he acquired the Bitcoin “years ago” at a price of around $6,000 and has now realized approximately $90,000 per coin.
He stated that he will invest the funds in two medical facilities and a billboard advertising company, which he estimates will generate approximately $27,500 in monthly cash flow starting in February 2026. At the same time, he emphasized his continued long-term positive outlook on Bitcoin and his intention to repurchase it using his current income. “I remain very bullish and optimistic about Bitcoin and will begin buying Bitcoin again with my positive cash flow,” Kiyosaki said.
The time gap between this announcement and the author's previous statements is noteworthy. Just a few days ago, Kiyosaki stated that he was holding onto his existing holdings and awaiting the beginning of what he calls “The Big Print”—a period of loose monetary policy from which he expected rising prices for gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. He also announced, “I will buy more Bitcoin when the crash is over,” without mentioning a potential sale. Furthermore, at the beginning of November, he predicted a Bitcoin price target of $250,000 by 2026.
With *Rich Dad, Poor Dad*, Kiyosaki published one of the world's most widely read financial advice books in 1997. In the years that followed, the now 78-year-old increasingly made a name for himself with dramatic warnings about financial crashes. Hardly a week goes by without him warning of an impending market collapse. Read more here: Robert Kiyosaki: The Crash Prophet Who Is Pooring Investors

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