“A crash is an opportunity”: Kiyosaki increases his Bitcoin exposure

Financial author Robert Kiyosaki announced that he has purchased another full Bitcoin at a price of around 67 000 USD, at a time when the market is undergoing a correction.

In a public statement, he admitted that Bitcoin is “crashing,” but emphasized that he views the decline as an opportunity rather than a signal to retreat.

Expectations for a new wave of monetary expansion

Kiyosaki stated that he expects the start of what he calls the “Big Print” – a massive monetary expansion if the pressure from the growing U.S. national debt weakens the dollar.

According to him, the Federal Reserve could resort to printing trillions of dollars, which would erode the currency’s purchasing power. In such a scenario, he sees limited assets like Bitcoin as a defense against the devaluation of fiat money.

Kiyosaki has been criticizing central bank policies for years and has consistently supported alternative assets such as gold, silver, and Bitcoin.

The 21 million limit and the scarcity thesis

His second argument is based on the fixed supply of BTC.

He emphasized that the total amount is limited to 21 million coins and that with each passing year, the network moves closer to mining the last Bitcoin. Once the limit is reached, no additional supply can be created.

According to Kiyosaki, when the “21-millionth token” is mined, the asset could become “better than gold” because of its absolute scarcity and digital portability.

Accumulation during correction

The move is in sync with his long-standing strategy of accumulating “hard assets” during market downturns.

Instead of reacting to short-term volatility, Kiyosaki presented the correction as an opportunity, backed by his macroeconomic forecast and the long-term logic of Bitcoin’s limited supply.

While market conditions remain uncertain, his latest purchase shows continued confidence that BTC can serve as a hedge against inflation and systemic monetary risk.