His X update renewed interest in long-term strategies as crypto markets navigate heavy volatility.
Robert Kiyosaki sold a portion of his Bitcoin stack at around $90,000 after accumulating the assets near $6,000. The “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author shared the move on X as part of his long-standing cash-flow strategy.
His update caught wide attention because the sale converted crypto gains into traditional businesses. The shift comes as he prepares to rebuild his Bitcoin position with fresh monthly income.
Kiyosaki said on X that he liquidated about $2.25 million in Bitcoin at close to $90,000 per coin. He framed the move as part of his personal blueprint rather than guidance for followers.
The funds will help him buy two surgery centers and expand into a billboard business. He expects these ventures to produce about $27,500 in monthly tax-free income next year.
The author described this shift as an extension of the approach taught in his books and board game. He noted that the new income will add to his already established real-estate cash flow.
His post also mentioned decades of applying similar steps in his business life. He emphasized that the recent BTC sale fits within that long-running model.
Kiyosaki explained that he was advised against sharing this update publicly. He still chose to post the details for transparency.
His message drew strong engagement across crypto communities on X. It also renewed discussions about long-term Bitcoin strategy among retail traders.
Kiyosaki made clear that he remains positive on Bitcoin. He said he plans to reaccumulate once his new income streams stabilize.
This approach mirrors how he has shifted between assets over the past several decades. His post also referenced the difference between personal plans followed by investors like Warren Buffett and Donald Trump.
The author noted that his comments were not meant to serve as investment advice. He positioned the move as part of his ongoing “get rich plan.”
He pointed to the structure he learned from his “Rich Dad” mentor. The message encouraged followers to consider their own long-term frameworks.
Kiyosaki also warned about volatility in the global economy.
