Robert Kiyosaki says one man changed how he sees everything, money, tech, even his own life. That man was Buckminster Fuller.
Kiyosaki spent three summers with Fuller back when Kiyosaki was making money in the rock business, working with bands like The Police, Van Halen, and Iron Maiden. He calls Fuller a “Friendly Genius.”
Fuller died in 1983, way before Bitcoin or AI were ever a thing. But Kiyosaki believes Fuller saw them coming anyway. Not the exact names or coins, but the shape of what was possible. The ideas. The way tech and value would twist together in ways most people couldn’t picture back then.
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Years ago, I was making a lot of money in the Rock n Roll business developing products for bands such as the Police, Van Halen, Iron Maiden and more. It was fun because I often got to hangout back stage with the band.
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Kiyosaki doesn’t say Fuller whispered “Bitcoin” into his ear. He says Fuller understood systems, how humans build, trade, and think, and that understanding pointed toward something like this moment we’re in now.
You have to look at the dates. Bitcoin’s white paper came out on October 31, 2008. That is a full quarter-century after Fuller died. The paper laid out a system for sending digital money back and forth without any bank in the middle.
So when Kiyosaki talks about Fuller, he is not saying Fuller drew up blueprints for Bitcoin. He is saying Fuller had a way of thinking that pointed toward things like Bitcoin and AI, way before anyone else was even asking those questions. There is nothing in the material we looked at that shows Fuller ever mentioned Bitcoin by name or described how it would work.
Kiyosaki tied this back to his own story too. He made good money in the music business, but he felt empty. That is what drove him to spend those summers with Fuller. Later on, he made the CASHFLOW board game. Then came Rich Dad Poor Dad in 1997. That book came out after the game, not before.
The post ended with a philosophical question about life’s purpose, quoting Fuller on serving the wider universe and seeking the highest advantage of others.
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That message is arguably the bigger point behind Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin reference: he is connecting Fuller’s futurist thinking with the financial and technological changes he believes are transforming society.
For Bitcoin investors, the post does not provide a new price target or technical forecast. Instead, it offers a historical perspective from one of crypto’s better-known financial advocates. The key fact remains that Bitcoin’s documented technical origin came in 2008 through Nakamoto’s whitepaper, decades after Fuller had already established his reputation as a futurist.
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