Bitcoin (BTC) 
$86,968.26has been unable to retest the psychologically important $100,000 level for the last 30 days. While this price squeeze indicates a general loss of momentum in the cryptocurrency market, a remarkable development is taking place on the front of Robert Kiyosaki, the famous investor and author of the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad”. Kiyosaki, who has defended Bitcoin as a powerful store of value against financial crises for many years, has recently remained silent about BTC, causing question marks among investors.
Is Kiyosaki Moving Away From Bitcoin?
Robert Kiyosaki, on his official X account, has repeatedly described Bitcoin as a safe haven against inflation and market crashes. However, the focus of the famous author seems to have changed in recent months. Kiyosaki has largely suspended his comments on the cryptocurrency market while placing more emphasis on traditional assets such as gold and silver over Bitcoin. This is considered a remarkable signal, especially for investors who follow it closely.
What is even more interesting is that Kiyosaki, in his recent posts, appears to be in the same line as Warren Buffett, from whom he has kept his distance for years. Kiyosaki supported Buffett’s “bubble” warnings about artificial intelligence (AI) stocks and recommended his followers listen to Buffett’s podcasts on the subject. According to Kiyosaki, the rise in AI stocks is fueled by excessive expectations and speculation rather than real value. Therefore, he argued that investors should adopt a defensive strategy.
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Selling Decision and Market Fear
Kiyosaki, who had highlighted Bitcoin when he made similar warnings in the past, did not mention BTC this time, strengthening the comments that the silence was deliberate. As a matter of fact, it is known that in November 2025, Kiyosaki sold approximately $2.25 million worth of Bitcoin and directed this resource to traditional business investments. This sale took place at a time when Bitcoin lost more than 30 percent of its value after its peak of $126,000 in October and “extreme fear” prevailed in the market.
However, Kiyosaki had previously made it clear that he would buy more Bitcoin when prices dropped. Therefore, both the decision to sell and the silence that followed led to a loss of trust among his followers. Interestingly, Kiyosaki countered Warren Buffett’s criticism of Bitcoin in mid-November, arguing that BTC’s limited supply puts it in the same category as gold and silver.
While these discussions were continuing, another development took place in the crypto market. It was noteworthy that during the same period, some large institutional investors continued to buy spot Bitcoin ETFs despite the falling prices. This shows that while individual investors are hesitant, long-term expectations on the corporate side are still strong.
As a result, although Robert Kiyosaki still has Bitcoin in his portfolio, his long silence towards his more than 2.8 million followers increases the perception of uncertainty in the market. The attitude of such influential figures continues to be decisive on investor psychology, as well as whether Bitcoin will enter a strong upward trend again.
