Robert Kiyosaki signaled a pause in buying bitcoin, gold, and silver while hinting at future purchases, stirring scrutiny as his latest comments clash with a long record of buying during rallies.
Kiyosaki Signals Pause in Bitcoin Buying While Eyeing Future Reentry
Rich Dad Poor Dad author and investor Robert Kiyosaki shared on social media platform X on Feb. 5 that he has stopped buying bitcoin, gold, and silver at specific price levels while signaling plans to buy more later, combining profit discipline with expectations of future market opportunities.
“As I posted on X earlier. I stopped buying silver at $60. I stopped buying bitcoin at $6000. I stopped buying gold at $300,” he shared. “I have sold some bitcoin and some gold. I hate selling because I hate paying capital gain taxes.” He revealed:
“Today, I wait patiently for new bottoms for gold and bitcoin, then I may buy again.”
The post drew a community note on X and broader scrutiny because the framing appeared to conflict with his earlier public commentary on asset accumulation.
A review of Kiyosaki’s own prior posts shows repeated buying at substantially higher prices, contradicting the idea of fixed stop-buying thresholds. On Jan. 23, he wrote: “I just keep buying more gold, silver, bitcoin, and ethereum and get richer.” In June, with bitcoin trading above $107,000, he posted: “Bought another bitcoin today.” In July, as prices moved higher, he wrote: “ Bitcoin over $117K a coin. Going to buy one more bitcoin asap.” In a separate message, the famous author explained: “Another Rich Dad lesson: ‘Pigs get fat. Hogs get slaughtered.’ I state this lesson because I bought my latest bitcoin at $110K. I am now in position for what Raoul Pal calls ‘the Banana Zone.’” Those statements align with a pattern of buying during rallies rather than stopping at low price caps.
Read more: Robert Kiyosaki Confirms He’s Buying More Bitcoin After Crash
In his latest X post, Kiyosaki attributed his caution to what he described as mounting fiscal and monetary strain, writing: “The bigger problem is the national debt of the USA. The real debt is $38 trillion and $250 trillion when social security and other Marxist programs such as Medicare are counted.” He paired that warning with conditional accumulation plans, adding: “I will buy more silver at $74 and gold $4,000. I have enough ethereum for now. Will buy more.” The renowned author then broadened his critique to policymakers and financial institutions, stating:
“The real problem is the Fed, our incompetent leaders, and our criminal banksters who rip us off via our fake dollars. Rough times ahead.”
Despite shifts in timing and price levels, his core narrative continues to center on long-term holding, skepticism toward fiat currency systems, and selective accumulation during periods of heightened economic stress.
FAQ ⏰
- Why did Robert Kiyosaki stop buying bitcoin at certain prices?
He said he is waiting for new market bottoms to reenter after selling some holdings.
- What bitcoin price levels did Kiyosaki reference?
He said he stopped buying bitcoin at $6,000 while planning future purchases later.
- What assets is Kiyosaki still interested in buying?
He cited plans to buy more silver and gold while holding enough Ethereum for now.
- What risks did Kiyosaki highlight in his post?
He warned about U.S. national debt, fiat currency weakness, and future rough times.
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