- Kiyosaki stresses asset accumulation over timing in Bitcoin investment strategies.
- Even small Bitcoin purchases, such as one Satoshi, may offer future value for investors.
- Including crypto in portfolios can lower long-term risk, as supported by MIT Research.
Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has revealed his evolving approach to Bitcoin investment as the asset trades at new highs. Looking back at his own first purchase of Bitcoin at just $6,000 per coin, Kiyosaki admits his early hesitation, which he attributes to a lack of understanding.
Now, with Bitcoin trading around $107,000, he says that while the high price remains a psychological barrier for many, it has not stopped him from increasing his own holdings.
Kiyosaki’s New Focus Is on Accumulation
The core of Kiyosaki’s new message is a fundamental shift in mindset. He advises investors to concentrate on the amount of an asset they own, not its daily dollar value. He compared this directly to his past experiences with gold and silver, where his initial reluctance to buy caused him to miss major opportunities.
Related: Kiyosaki: ‘Billions’ to Flood Bitcoin, Silver, Gold as Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate Crash
According to Kiyosaki, focusing on accumulating a specific quantity of an asset, rather than trying to time the market, is the strategy he now applies to Bitcoin. He identifies the obsession with price as a common mistake, stating that long-term wealth comes from consistent asset acquisition over time.
His Message for Small Investors
Addressing new and small investors who may feel priced out, Kiyosaki highlighted the future value of even minimal participation in the Bitcoin market. He referenced the importance of owning as little as one Satoshi, the smallest unit of Bitcoin, suggesting that any amount acquired today will be appreciated in the future.
His remarks align with data from a 2023 MIT study, which found that adding even a small amount of cryptocurrency to a portfolio can reduce long-term investment risk by up to 15%. Kiyosaki reiterated that, in retrospect, every past price for Bitcoin has proven to be a good buying opportunity.
Related: Robert Kiyosaki Claims Bitcoin Makes Getting Rich “So Easy” as Supply Dwindles
He now characterizes Bitcoin at $107,000 as “priceless,” a reflection of his focus on its long-term value instead of its immediate cost.
Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.
