In a surprising turn of events, Robert Kiyosaki, the author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has not mentioned Bitcoin in his recent posts on X, previously known as Twitter. This omission comes during a period when Bitcoin has failed to test the crucial psychological price level of $100,000 again.
Kiyosaki has been a long-time advocate for Bitcoin, often promoting it as a reliable store of value amid market downturns. However, his recent posts suggest a shift in focus towards traditional assets such as silver and gold, raising questions about his current stance on the leading cryptocurrency.
Interestingly, Kiyosaki has aligned himself with Warren Buffett lately, echoing Buffett”s caution regarding the hype surrounding artificial intelligence stocks. He described Buffett”s podcasts as “fantastic” and validated the concern that AI stocks might be riding on a bubble rather than solid fundamentals. This is a notable departure from his previous inclination to advise investment in Bitcoin during uncertain times.
Followers of Kiyosaki are now left speculating about the implications of his silence on Bitcoin. Historically, he would have used such moments to encourage buying the cryptocurrency, especially during price dips. Instead, his lack of commentary has led to concerns about his commitment to Bitcoin, particularly following his significant sale of $2.25 million in Bitcoin in November 2025, a decision made when the market was experiencing severe fear and had dropped substantially from its all-time high.
This prolonged silence raises further questions about Kiyosaki”s investment strategy. Although he continues to hold Bitcoin in his portfolio, the absence of his usual promotional commentary is unsettling for his more than 2.8 million followers, many of whom relied on his insights for guidance in the cryptocurrency landscape.
