Robert Kiyosaki has ceased purchasing bitcoins., 2026/02/06 14:50:59

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Роберт Кийосаки перестал покупать биткоины0

The author of the personal finance book “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” Robert Kiyosaki, has urged his followers to remain calm amid the market downturn and indicated that he is patiently awaiting new lows for gold, silver, and bitcoin—while currently refraining from purchasing any of these assets.

Kiyosaki mentioned that he stopped buying silver at the $60 per troy ounce level, gold at $300, and bitcoin at the $60,000 mark per coin. After selling a portion of his bitcoins and gold, the author expressed his aversion to selling assets due to capital gains tax, thus encouraging other investors to exercise patience while the markets search for new support levels. According to Kiyosaki, it is more crucial to identify an entry point into the market than an exit point. He cautioned his followers against excessive confidence during a sharp rise in the , advocating for restraint.

“You make a profit when you buy, not when you sell. When pigs get fat… pigs get slaughtered,” Kiyosaki shared a lesson in financial literacy on social media platform X.

The writer-investor promised to increase his silver holdings when the price reaches $74, and he aims to buy more gold at $4,000 per ounce. Regarding Ethereum, Kiyosaki noted that he currently has enough of this asset.

Kiyosaki took the opportunity to criticize the policies of the United States, where the national debt has surpassed $38 trillion. The actions of banks and the U.S. Federal Reserve, which is printing money without limits, undermine trust in the dollar, creating conditions for economic uncertainty that Kiyosaki believes will persist for a long time.

Recently, bitcoin returned to the $60,000 level but later recovered to $66,000. All major altcoins followed bitcoin’s downward trend. Previously, Kiyosaki suggested not to be alarmed by bitcoin’s significant volatility, labeling it as one of the safest assets—especially as the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar declines.