Key notes
- Kiyosaki plans to buy more Bitcoin once the crash is over, confirming that he is not selling.
- He cited global debt concerns and the idea of “Big Print” as key factors.
- It highlights lessons learned from cash flow and recommends continued learning during market changes.
Robert Kiyosaki revealed that he will buy more Bitcoin once the overwhelming market sell-off is over. He shared this view on X as Bitcoin trades near $95,664.50.
In his post on X, he added that he was not selling because he did not need cash at the moment. According to him, many people sell when markets fall because they need cash for their daily needs.
Furthermore, he highlighted that global debt was a major concern. He mentioned that increasing debt could push governments to increase the money supply.
TWO MORE THINGS:
1: I will buy more Bitcoin once the crash is over.
There are only 21 million Bitcoins in existence.
2: If you have a cashflow game, form a cashflow club and get Birds of Feather together…. Teaching and learning together.
– Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) November 15, 2025
He calls this idea “The Big Print,” a term he attributes to Lawrence Lepard. He noted that such a move could increase the value of Bitcoin, gold, silver and Ethereum. He revealed that these assets could strengthen if people lost confidence in traditional currency.
Kiyosaki reiterated that he was not giving advice. He said he was just sharing what he was doing. According to him, people who need money can choose to sell their assets. He emphasized that each person must act according to their personal needs and resources.
Meanwhile, Coinspeaker reported earlier that Robert Kiyosaki urged investors to buy Bitcoin and Ethereum amid what he calls the “end of the US dollar.” His remarks followed Citadel CEO Ken Griffin’s observation that investors are moving away from the dollar and toward hard assets.
Opinions on cash flow and lessons learned from past mistakes
In a separate update on X, Kiyosaki noted that consistent cash flow helped shape his financial journey. He cited real estate, oil wells, livestock and private transactions as assets that brought him income. He also added that he doesn’t trust stocks or bonds, although he said others might see value in them.
He recalled his past mistakes and how they taught him how to manage money. He pointed out that fear often leads to quick decisions when markets are moving. He explained that he had faced fear in previous years and learned from those moments. He added that these lessons helped him build a stronger financial foundation.
In other Bitcoin news, Coinspeaker reported that MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor responded to rumors circulating that Strategy would sell its Bitcoin holdings. Saylor dismissed the claims, stating that the company is in fact continuing to acquire more Bitcoin.
Still, the price of Bitcoin has fallen below $96,000 and it continues to trade with a market cap of around $1.9 trillion. Its daily trading volume is around $95.91 billion. The circulating supply remains close to 19.94 million coins, with a maximum limit of 21 million.
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