Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is determined to acquire 100 Bitcoin by 2025.
Already holding 73, he continues to buy more, rejecting the mindset of waiting for prices to fall. In a recent tweet, he explained that unlike those who wait for discounts like “poor people,” his approach to building wealth involves consistent, long-term investment.
Kiyosaki’s investment journey began with silver when it was priced at just $1 per ounce. As silver’s value soared to $32 per ounce, he kept purchasing more instead of waiting for a dip, a lesson he applies to all his investments. He believes that building wealth comes from regular accumulation, not waiting for lower prices.
He first bought Bitcoin when it was priced around $6,000 per coin, and despite its rise to approximately $76,000, Kiyosaki is committed to adding to his Bitcoin holdings. His goal of owning 100 BTC by 2025 is driven not by trying to buy at the lowest price, but by the quantity of Bitcoin he can accumulate over time.
In addition to cryptocurrency, Kiyosaki also invests in gold, silver, income-producing real estate, and gold mines. By diversifying his investments, he spreads risk and increases his chances of wealth growth. Reflecting on his journey, Kiyosaki admits he wishes he had bought Bitcoin at $10 per coin, but he emphasizes that waiting for lower prices only hinders financial growth. For him, the key to wealth is steady, long-term investment in valuable assets.
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