Robert Kiyosaki, the renowned author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has issued a stark warning about a potential Bitcoin price crash while revealing his contrarian buying strategy. In a post on X, Kiyosaki stated that Bitcoin is stalling just below the $100,000 mark, which could signal a sharp decline to $60,000.
Crash Warning and Buying Strategy
On Sunday, Kiyosaki wrote: “Bitcoin to crash. Bitcoin is stalled short of $100K. That means BTC may crash to $60K.” He clarified his approach, emphasizing that he will not sell but rather increase his holdings. “If and when that happens, I will not sell. BTC will be having a sale. I will buy more,” he said. The author stressed that at this stage, accumulating Bitcoin matters more than the entry price. “Price is not as important as how many BTC you acquire. I want more BTC,” he added.
Long-Term Outlook: $250,000 by 2025
Despite the short-term bearish call, Kiyosaki remains extremely bullish on Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory. He predicted that the cryptocurrency will settle around $250,000 in 2025. This forecast aligns with his consistent warnings about fiat currency devaluation and the U.S. national debt crisis. Kiyosaki has long advocated investing in Bitcoin, gold, or silver as hedges against economic instability.
Window Before the Ultra-Rich Take Over
Last week, Kiyosaki warned that once Bitcoin breaks above $100,000, only ultra-wealthy entities such as corporations, banks, and sovereign wealth funds will be able to afford meaningful amounts. He urged ordinary investors to buy now or risk being left behind. In July, he predicted Bitcoin could reach $10 million per coin, and in November he endorsed MicroStrategy chairman Michael Saylor’s projection of $13 million per Bitcoin, reinforcing his conviction in BTC’s dominance in the global financial system.
Kiyosaki’s Consistent Bullish Stance
Kiyosaki has positioned Bitcoin as a safeguard against currency depreciation and systemic risk. His latest comments suggest that a drop to $60,000 would represent a buying opportunity rather than a reason to panic. As Bitcoin currently trades near $95,000, the market watches closely whether the $100,000 psychological resistance will break or give way to a correction toward Kiyosaki’s $60,000 target.