Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has told his audience that he is not selling his Bitcoin or gold despite the steep drop across global markets. Speaking to more than 2.8 million followers on X, he said that the recent downturn is the result of a worldwide shortage of cash. According to him, the sharp fall across assets is not driven by weak fundamentals but by an urgent need for liquidity. He described the situation as the moment when the so called everything bubbles are breaking together.

Kiyosaki Predicts Major Money Creation

The financial commentator said he expects governments to begin what he calls The Big Print. He drew on economist Lawrence Lepards view that authorities will eventually resort to large scale money creation to manage expanding national debts. Kiyosaki believes that such a move will damage the value of traditional currencies which he refers to as fake money. He argued that this environment will increase the appeal of gold, silver, Bitcoin and Ethereum over time.

Advises Investors to Sell Only if Necessary
Kiyosaki appealed to those facing financial pressure, saying that people who urgently need cash may consider selling some of their holdings. He noted that fear in the market often comes from forced selling rather than a change in long term belief. He also reminded investors that panic usually appears during moments of low liquidity.

Mister Crypto noting that Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index has dropped to 16. Source: Mister Crypto

Kiyosaki Plans to Increase Bitcoin Holdings
In another post, Kiyosaki reaffirmed his long term optimism for Bitcoin. He said he intends to buy more once the market completes its current slide. He again highlighted that Bitcoin has a fixed supply of twenty one million coins, which he believes supports its long term value. He also encouraged people to form groups based on his board game Cashflow to improve their understanding of financial decision making.

Extreme Fear and Caution from Market Analysts
Crypto influencer Mister Crypto pointed out that the Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index has dropped to sixteen which signals extreme fear. Historically, such a reading is seen as a possible zone for long term buying although it also reflects deep uncertainty in the short term.
Analytics firm Santiment has urged investors to stay cautious. The company observed that social media is crowded with claims that Bitcoin has already reached its bottom. Santiment said that in past cycles genuine bottoms tend to form when most traders expect further declines, rather than when they begin predicting a recovery. The warning followed a brief dip below ninety five thousand dollars that quickly triggered speculation about a rebound.