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    “I Will Buy More Bitcoin When the Crash Is Over,” Says Robert Kiyosaki as BTC Price Hits 6-Month Low

    Story Highlights
    • Bitcoin drops to a six-month low near $95.8K as AI-driven tech turmoil hits crypto; nearly $900M in BTC longs are liquidated, but market stress remains contained.

    • Robert Kiyosaki refuses to sell, citing “The Big Print,” past lessons, and strong cash-flow assets—planning to buy more BTC once the market stabilizes.

    Bitcoin Price just slipped to a six-month low at $95,835, falling 11% over the week as the tech market meltdown spilled directly into crypto. The sudden weakness in AI stocks shook investor confidence, pushing traders away from risky positions. 

    Nearly $900 million in BTC long positions were liquidated, but this made up less than 2% of total open interest. This means the damage, while sharp, was still far lighter than the major flush-out on October 10, when thin liquidity accelerated the crash. The market is cooling, but not collapsing.

    Why Robert Kiyosaki Refuses to Sell Bitcoin

    Despite the pressure, Robert Kiyosaki says he is calmly holding his Bitcoin. He believes most people are selling because they urgently need cash, not because Bitcoin’s long-term value has changed. Since he doesn’t need immediate liquidity, he prefers to remain patient.

    Kiyosaki argues that the real driver behind the downturn is massive global debt, and he expects governments to respond with what he calls “The Big Print,” a wave of money printing that could weaken fiat currencies. 

    If that happens, he believes assets like gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum will rise. He openly admits he could be wrong, but says he is simply sharing the choices he personally makes.

    Kiyosaki’s Income Strategy: How Cash-Flow Assets Give Him Patience

    Kiyosaki says his confidence comes from having a steady income through real estate and private investments. These cash-flowing assets mean he doesn’t have to sell during panic moments. He often jokes that Miss Piggy’s advice, “the key to managing money is having money when you need it” shaped his Rich Dad philosophy. This idea led to his focus on owning income-producing assets instead of relying solely on a salary.

    What Past Mistakes Taught Kiyosaki About Money Management

    Kiyosaki admits he has made poor decisions in past downturns, often panicking when things looked difficult. Those painful experiences taught him lessons, he says traditional schools never teach. He believes people learn best through mistakes, yet education systems punish failure instead of using it to build financial skills. This, he argues, is why many smart and highly educated people still struggle with money.

    What Kiyosaki Plans To Do Next: Bitcoin Buying Strategy

    Kiyosaki says he plans to buy more Bitcoin once the market stabilizes. He reminds investors that Bitcoin has a fixed supply of only 21 million, which is one of the key reasons he believes its value will grow over time. He also encourages anyone who owns his Cashflow board game to start a Cashflow Club, explaining that people learn faster and gain confidence when they study together. He calls this the “birds of a feather” approach; people grow stronger when they learn as a group.

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