Kiyosaki just dropped his Bitcoin strategy—and it's not what you'd expect. The 'Rich Dad' guy owns 73 BTC right now and is openly chasing 100 by end of 2025. Here's the kicker: he's NOT waiting for dips. His take? Real wealth builders buy regardless of price; the poor sit around waiting for discounts.
His bet: BTC hits $180k-$200k before Dec 2025. Bold? Yeah. But Kiyosaki's doubling down on Bitcoin as 'the people's money'—alongside gold, silver, and real estate—because he sees a major economic storm brewing (stock market crash incoming, apparently).
Warren Buffett disagrees. Charlie Munger disagreed. Doesn't matter to him. Direct BTC ownership > ETFs, in his playbook.
Whatever you think of his calls, one thing's clear: the dude puts his money where his mouth is. Currently sitting on a solid stack and still accumulating. The question isn't whether Kiyosaki's right—it's whether you're following the same thesis or waiting on the sidelines.
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Kiyosaki just dropped his Bitcoin strategy—and it's not what you'd expect. The 'Rich Dad' guy owns 73 BTC right now and is openly chasing 100 by end of 2025. Here's the kicker: he's NOT waiting for dips. His take? Real wealth builders buy regardless of price; the poor sit around waiting for discounts.
His bet: BTC hits $180k-$200k before Dec 2025. Bold? Yeah. But Kiyosaki's doubling down on Bitcoin as 'the people's money'—alongside gold, silver, and real estate—because he sees a major economic storm brewing (stock market crash incoming, apparently).
Warren Buffett disagrees. Charlie Munger disagreed. Doesn't matter to him. Direct BTC ownership > ETFs, in his playbook.
Whatever you think of his calls, one thing's clear: the dude puts his money where his mouth is. Currently sitting on a solid stack and still accumulating. The question isn't whether Kiyosaki's right—it's whether you're following the same thesis or waiting on the sidelines.