Robert Kiyosaki, the bestselling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again made waves in the crypto world. In a recent set of tweets, he shared that he bought more Bitcoin – despite the price hovering around $107,000.
It wasn’t just a casual buy. He admitted that part of him feels like he could be making a mistake. “I realize I could be wrong and a sucker,” he said. But even then, he added, “I’d rather be a sucker than a loser if Bitcoin does go to $1 million.”
This wasn’t the first time Kiyosaki has spoken about Bitcoin. He’s been a long-time believer, but even he didn’t get in early. He confessed that he was late to the party, only buying his first BTC when it was $6,000. Back then, it felt expensive. Now, years later, he wishes he had bought more.
Bought another Bitcoin today. I realize I could be wrong and a sucker. Would not be the first time in my life I was played for a FOOL.
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) July 1, 2025
Yet I believe Bitcoin will one day soon….be $1 million a coin. If I am a sucker…. I’d rather be a sucker than a LOSER if Bitcoin does go to…
In one of his tweets, he reflected on that regret. “At $6,000, I thought it was expensive,” he said. “Today, I think $107,000 is expensive too – but I’m still buying.” He believes there will come a day when he’ll look back and say, “I wish I had bought more at $107,000.”
For Kiyosaki, this isn’t just about numbers. It’s about mindset. He’s made and lost money many times throughout his life. Being wrong doesn’t scare him. In fact, he embraces those losses as part of learning. He’s comfortable taking risks – as long as he believes in the upside. That’s what gives him an edge, and he wants others to learn from that, too.
“Even if you can afford only one Satoshi today,” he said, “I believe five years from now you’ll be saying, ‘I wish I had bought more.’”
Kiyosaki also touched on why he waited to get into Bitcoin in the first place. He didn’t understand modern money. That confusion kept him on the sidelines for too long. But once he learned more about how fiat currencies work – and how much governments print money – he became a firm believer in Bitcoin as a hedge.
Now, he’s thinking long-term. He doesn’t know for sure if Bitcoin will hit $1 million, but he believes it’s possible. And if it does, he wants to be in early enough to benefit. Even if that means taking a chance today.
His final message? Don’t blindly follow anyone – not even him. Think for yourself. Make your own decisions. But if you believe in something, don’t be afraid to act. “That’s life,” he wrote. “That’s called wisdom and experience – which can be priceless.”
With Bitcoin gaining more institutional support, ETFs on the rise, and mainstream adoption growing every year, Kiyosaki’s $1 million prediction may sound bold – but it’s not as far-fetched as it once seemed. Whether you agree with him or not, his words reflect the growing belief that Bitcoin is no longer a fringe bet. It’s becoming a serious long-term play for investors around the world.
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