Despite ongoing pressure on Bitcoin’s price, renowned U.S. best-selling author and financial expert Robert Kiyosaki remains a strong advocate for the cryptocurrency. In a recent post, Kiyosaki sharply criticized investors who have sold their Bitcoin holdings.
Kiyosaki remains a Bitcoin bull
- Robert Kiyosaki stays bullish on Bitcoin even during challenging market phases.
- According to his own statements, he bought additional Bitcoin during the last market crash.
- He places great hope in current U.S. President Donald Trump, who has shown strong support for cryptocurrencies.
Known for his famous “Rich Dad Poor Dad” series, aimed at teaching people financial literacy, Kiyosaki has repeatedly criticized the Biden administration and publicly endorsed Donald Trump. Given the high inflation rates in the U.S., Kiyosaki sees Bitcoin as a safe hedge against currency devaluation and recommends investors to enter the crypto market.
Bitcoin under pressure – Bear market confirmed
However, crypto investors have faced tough times in recent weeks.
Trump’s trade conflicts have led to significant market uncertainty. As of March 12, 2025, Bitcoin dropped to $82,703, far from its all-time high of over $109,000 in January 2025. This puts Bitcoin officially in a bear market, indicating a prolonged period of declining prices.
“Bitcoin Sellers Are Losers”
Nevertheless, Kiyosaki is not worried. On March 5, 2025, he posted on X (formerly Twitter):
“People who sold Bitcoin during the last crash are losers.”
He argued, referencing President Trump:
“Don’t they know who the President is? Trump – the right president at the right time. He understands the power of Bitcoin.”
Kiyosaki believes that investors buying Bitcoin now will ultimately be the winners, especially if Trump decides to use Bitcoin as a solution for America’s financial troubles.
Trump a Crypto Supporter?
During his campaign, Trump promised to be a “pro-Bitcoin president”, advocating for minimal regulation of the crypto market. He also proposed creating a strategic Bitcoin reserve and supplying cheap electricity for Bitcoin mining, with the goal of making the U.S. a global crypto leader.
However, early disappointments followed: On March 7, 2025, Trump announced the creation of a U.S. Digital Currency Reserve, but this will only include already confiscated coins — no new Bitcoin purchases by the government.
Whether Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin optimism will prove right remains to be seen. However, one thing is clear: His statements strongly influence the crypto community, even if not all of his predictions have come true in the past.
