World-famous financial educator and author of the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” Robert Kiyosaki broke his silence against the “lying” accusations made against him regarding his Bitcoin purchase history. In his statement on social media on February 8, the famous author argued that the purchase dates at the center of criticism are meaningless and emphasized that the real issue is long-term asset value. Kiyosaki, who advises his followers to turn to digital assets at every opportunity, reminded that he built the basis of his investment philosophy on the asset accumulation strategy.
The $6,000 Debate and Price Threshold Defense
Kiyosaki’s recent statement, “I stopped buying Bitcoin at $6,000,” sparked a huge debate in the investment world. Critics reminded that the author had made “keep buying” calls when Bitcoin was at $90,000 and even $100,000 levels in recent years, and claimed that these statements contradicted each other. In the reactions on the X platform, community notes and user comments accused Kiyosaki of misleading the public.
While responding to these accusations, the famous investor stated that the mentioned $6,000 figure did not represent a purchase date, but a “strike price” in his mind. Questioning why critics are so obsessed with dates, the author stated that the investment is about the results achieved rather than a chronological calendar. He added that he would buy without hesitation if the Bitcoin price dropped to $6,000 again, and stated that he focused on the amount of assets rather than speculation.
2026 Goals and Alternative Asset Strategy
Despite allegations of inconsistency, Kiyosaki continues his aggressive stance on Bitcoin, gold and silver. Citing the massive increase in US debt and the depreciation of the currency, the author repeated his jaw-dropping predictions for 2026. The finance giant, which sets targets of $ 250,000 for Bitcoin, $ 27,000 per ounce for gold and $ 200 for silver, argues that these assets, which it defines as “real money” against economic uncertainties, are a protective shield.
Saying that investors should invest not only in Bitcoin but also in real sectors such as real estate and energy, Kiyosaki believes that wealth can only be preserved in this way. Although some of the “market crash” warnings he made in the past did not come true, the famous writer sees the withdrawals as great buying opportunities, not disasters. Describing the current debate as a difference in investment philosophy, the author has turned his focus to avoiding the risks of the fiat money system and increasing positions in hard assets.
