Rich Dad's Bitcoin Exit: Kiyosaki Cashes Out $2.25M — But Why He's Still Bullish

Robert Kiyosaki just dropped a bombshell on X: he liquidated $2.25M worth of Bitcoin at ~$90K per coin.

The Numbers Tell a Wild Story

Here’s where it gets spicy — he bought these coins for $6K each years ago. That’s a 15x gain. We’re talking about turning a relatively modest position into serious wealth.

But here’s the twist: instead of hodling to the moon like most crypto bros, Kiyosaki did what his “Rich Dad” philosophy teaches — he took profits and redirected the capital into cash-flowing assets.

The play? Two surgery centers + a billboard business. His estimate: $27,500/month in tax-free income by February 2026.

Still Bullish, But Playing 4D Chess

Kiyosaki made it crystal clear — this isn’t a bear signal. He’s explicitly stated he remains “very bullish and optimistic on Bitcoin” and plans to buy more once this cash flow kicks in.

Translate: This isn’t fear-selling. It’s strategic rebalancing.

He framed it as executing the same wealth-building strategy he’s preached for 65+ years — using assets to generate passive income, then reinvesting that income into more assets. Bitcoin was the vehicle; real estate is the destination.

The Bitcoin vs. “Fake Money” Rant

Kiyosaki also threw shade at Warren Buffett’s Bitcoin skepticism, categorizing assets into three buckets:

• “God’s Money”: Gold & silver
• “People’s Money”: Bitcoin & Ethereum
• “Fake Money”: Fed money, stocks, bonds, Wall Street instruments

His core thesis? Bitcoin’s 21M coin cap vs. unlimited government money printing. He even rejected Bitcoin ETFs as “fake Bitcoin” — Wall Street’s version of the real thing.

What This Signals

This move is actually bullish long-term. When a macro investor takes profits strategically (not panic-selling) and converts them into income-generating assets, it’s typically a sign of financial health, not crisis. The fact that he’s redeploying the capital into businesses that generate cash flow suggests confidence in his ability to accumulate more Bitcoin later with that cash flow.

It’s less about “Kiyosaki dumps Bitcoin” and more about “Rich Dad practices what he teaches.”