The “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author calls panic sellers "clickbait losers," urges strategic Bitcoin buying, and warns: “Savers are losers.”
Robert Kiyosaki didn’t hold back. In a fiery post on X, the legendary investor slammed Bitcoin crash fearmongers as “clickbait losers” and mocked those clinging to fiat savings.
“DONT TEACH PIGS TO SING…. it wastes your time and you annoy the pig.”
He told a story about a friend in her 20s who proudly kept savings in U.S. dollars — but didn’t understand that inflation was eating her cash alive.
“She could not connect the dots between the price of food and her vanishing purchasing power.”
His core message? Savers are losers. The government prints money. Your dollars are melting. Wake up.
Kiyosaki doubled down on his long-time contrarian playbook:
“I hope Bitcoin dips so I can buy more.”
To him, market crashes aren’t scary — they’re buying opportunities. Strategic accumulation beats emotional panic. Every. Single. Time.
Here’s the state of the Bitcoin market as Kiyosaki speaks:
Despite the fear and volatility, Bitcoin is still climbing. The adoption curve stays strong — and Kiyosaki sees long-term wealth, not short-term noise.
Kiyosaki recalled his first-ever investment in 1973: A small property in Hawaii bought with a credit card.
“It cost me 18k. I made 25 a month passive income.”
But the real lesson? That same 18k in fiat would be worth much less today.
He calls today’s dollar “fake money” — and warns against holding cash that’s bleeding value.
Kiyosaki’s words haven’t caused any immediate market shift. But experts say his logic still holds:
In a choppy market, it’s not the loudest voice that wins — it’s the one with a plan.
💥 Robert Kiyosaki slams Bitcoin crash fearmongers as “clickbait losers” 💰 Says he hopes for a dip to buy more BTC 📉 Reminds followers: fiat savings lose value 📊 Bitcoin sits near 108K with strong 90-day growth 🧠 Calls for strategic thinking over panic selling 🐷 Kiyosaki’s bottom line: ignore the pigs — build wealth instead
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