Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again voiced a strongly bullish stance on Bitcoin, arguing that any future price crash should be treated as a buying opportunity rather than a signal to exit digital assets.
In a post on X dated November 4, 2026, Kiyosaki wrote: “WHY WORRY? People paniced when gold, silver, Bitcoin crash. I bought more. Why? Because the real problem is the growing size of global debt, especially the USA, the incompetence of our leaders to do what really needs to be done, an education that teaches nothing, zero, nada…”
The author confirmed he has continued adding exposure to Bitcoin, gold, and silver during recent market weakness. His comments reflect a long-running investment philosophy built around scarce assets and skepticism toward fiat monetary systems.
Kiyosaki argues that global debt growth, especially in the United States, and economic mismanagement pose more serious risks than short-term cryptocurrency volatility. He has repeatedly criticized US economic policies, banking institutions, and political leadership. He also questions the traditional education system for failing to teach financial literacy.
Bitcoin’s fixed maximum supply of 21 million coins and its programmed halving schedule remain central to his long-term view. Because Bitcoin’s issuance follows predetermined rules rather than discretionary central bank policy, Kiyosaki sees it as a potential store of value amid currency debasement.
