Robert Kiyosaki Explains Why Bitcoin is Still Priceless

Well-known finance educator Robert Kiyosaki, best known through the publication of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has renewed his support of Bitcoin in the long term.

In a recent X post, Kiyosaki shared with his 2.4 million followers that he is still buying Bitcoin even when it is currently trading above $107,000.

He emphasized that while the price appears expensive, the asset remains “priceless” given its potential long-term value.

Bitcoin price has surged in recent weeks and is now trading around $107,250. Robert Kiyosaki believes that despite current valuations, it could still reach $1 million per coin.

He reflected on his decision to buy his first Bitcoin at $6,000, a price he once thought was too high but now considers a missed opportunity to accumulate more.

Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Robert Kiyosaki Doubles Down on Bitcoin

In a lengthy post on the X platform, Bitcoin advocate and author of Rich Dad Poor Dad revealed that what he once considered expensive now appears undervalued.

Kiyosaki stated that his first Bitcoin purchase was at $6,000. At that time, he hesitated due to a lack of understanding about how modern money works.

Despite the high valuation, Kiyosaki is still buying Bitcoin at $107,000. He warned that even a single satoshi could become more valuable in the coming years.

He told followers that while $107,000 seems expensive, the same thought crossed his mind when BTC was priced at $6,000.

Kiyosaki noted that people who think Bitcoin is unaffordable may eventually say, “I wish I had bought more.”

He urged readers not to wait until prices climb to new milestones, such as $1 million per coin, before recognizing the asset’s perceived store-of-value potential.

Bitcoin Price Holds Above $107,000

At the time of Kiyosaki’s post, the Bitcoin price was trading at $107,000. In the last week, BTC price rose by over 5%, briefly touching an intraday high of $108,771.

The broader market has observed increased interest from both retail and institutional participants.

Bitcoin maximalists such as Pierre Rochard claim that the asset has not yet entered the “euphoric zone.”

With this backdrop, Robert Kiyosaki’s decision to add more Bitcoin to his holdings has drawn attention.

His previous forecasts have included a $250,000 price target for 2025, a level he believes may only be an intermediate stop.

The market’s current sentiment remains optimistic, with analysts closely watching supply inflows and institutional buying trends.

According to VikingXBT, BTC is on the verge of breaking out of its consolidation range. The analyst shared that with BTC price action coiling near $108,000 and forming a tightening structure beneath resistance, the top crypto is close to the next leg up.

The analyst believes that once this consolidation phase ends, Bitcoin price could quickly rally toward the $120,000 level.

Metaplanet Acquires 1,005 BTC

In a separate development, Tokyo-based firm Metaplanet announced the acquisition of 1,005 BTC.

This addition brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 13,350. Metaplanet has become one of the five most active corporate Bitcoin owners in the world.

The firm had also announced that it would issue zero-interest bonds worth 208 million. The proceeds will be used when acquire more Bitcoin.

This is after an earlier raise in equity capital amounting to $515 million that targeted the increase in its digital asset reserves.

More so, the non-stop buying of Metaplanet and the revived faith of Robert Kiyosaki are two indicators that more institutions are putting their money on the future of Bitcoin.

Meanwhile, BlackRock continues to dominate institutional Bitcoin accumulation, with over $1.3 billion in ETF inflows last week alone.

The firm’s aggressive positioning coincides with renewed global interest, as more countries explore Bitcoin integration into national financial systems.

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