Robert Kiyosaki buys Bitcoin at $67,000 amid market dip

Robert Kiyosaki bought Bitcoin at $67,000, citing U.S. monetary expansion and Bitcoin’s scarcity as key reasons. He sees it as protection against inflation and currency devaluation.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," revealed on social media that he purchased a full Bitcoin for $67,000 during a recent market dip. He cited two main reasons for his decision: the expectation of aggressive monetary expansion in the U.S.—which he refers to as the "Big Print"—should the national debt trigger a dollar crash, and the Federal Reserve responds by printing trillions in "fake" dollars. Kiyosaki also emphasized Bitcoin’s approaching supply cap of 21 million coins, highlighting its scarcity and value as the dollar depreciates. He views Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. While institutional investors have recently reduced their Bitcoin holdings, retail investors are increasing their accumulation. Kiyosaki continues to advocate for hard assets like Bitcoin, gold, and silver to protect against economic uncertainty.