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Robert Kiyosaki said he regrets selling some bitcoin and believes the window remains open to buy more BTC and hard assets as he warns of ongoing currency debasement.
The Rich Dad Poor Dad author said on X on Jan. 27 that he sold some bitcoin and gold to buy a new home, while firmly denying rumours that he had sold any of his silver holdings.
“I sold some bitcoin and later some gold to buy my new home. I have not sold any of my silver,”
Kiyosaki wrote, pushing back against speculation he encountered at a recent investor conference.
Kiyosaki later described the bitcoin and gold sales as an error, saying:
“Selling some gold and bitcoin was my mistake… a big mistake. Thank God I did not sell my silver.”
He explained that his broader strategy relies on using debt-financed real estate to generate cash flow, which he then deploys into assets such as bitcoin, gold, silver and ethereum.
In November, Kiyosaki disclosed that he sold about $2.25 million worth of bitcoin bought years earlier at roughly $6,000 per coin to invest in surgery centres and a billboard business.
Reiterating his long-standing distrust of fiat currency, Kiyosaki concluded in his latest post:
“Great time to sell fake dollars to buy real gold, silver, bitcoin, and ethereum.”
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $88,916.14.