Robert Kiyosaki Says: "I Wish I Had Bought More BTC"

The author of the famous book Rich Dad Poor Dad, investment billionaire Robert Kiyosaki, recently shared noteworthy insights about his investment journey into Bitcoin. According to him, the current price of 107,000 USD is not expensive at all when compared to the potential that this digital currency could reach in the future — specifically, a level of 1 million USD per BTC. "If and when Bitcoin reaches 1 million USD, I will again say 'I wish I had bought more,'" Kiyosaki shared. Strong belief in long-term Bitcoin Kiyosaki stated that he started investing in Bitcoin quite late, when the price was around 6,000 USD/BTC. "At that time I thought it was expensive," he said. However, with the current price of over 107,000 USD, Kiyosaki feels regret for not buying more. Although the price has risen sharply compared to the initial investment time, he continues to buy Bitcoin and emphasizes that sitting on the sidelines in the long term is an unwise decision. "Those who are still hesitant do so because they only see the price – they do not see the value," Kiyosaki emphasized. He recommends that long-term investors should accumulate Bitcoin and smaller units like Satoshi (1 BTC = 100 million Satoshi) whenever possible, instead of trying to wait for the perfect time. Short-term volatility warning Although he appears very optimistic about the long-term future of Bitcoin, Kiyosaki has also warned that the price of BTC could drop sharply in the short term before truly breaking out. Notably, last week, he stated that the asset he has the highest expectations for in the short term is silver (Silver), with the potential to grow nearly 3 times by the end of this year. Contradictory signals from the market Although Kiyosaki's optimism excites many investors, on-chain data shows a less positive picture. According to the analysis platform CryptoQuant, demand for Bitcoin is showing signs of weakening, as indicated by the "apparent demand" (the apparent demand) currently turning negative. This means that the amount of BTC sold by miners and long-term investors taking profits is exceeding the new purchases from new investors. Analyst CrazzyBlock stated: "This lack of demand is a warning signal. Selling pressure is overshadowing new buying demand." However, at the time of writing, the price of Bitcoin is still holding at 108,240 USD, up 1% compared to 24 hours earlier. The daily trading volume has also surged by 30%, reaching over 38 billion USD. At the same time, the total open interest (Open Interest) in the Bitcoin futures market has also increased by 2.33%, hitting over 72.5 billion USD. Summary Robert Kiyosaki continues to be one of the strongest advocates for Bitcoin in the traditional finance world. While warning about short-term risks, he still places great trust in the long-term value of BTC, believing that the current price is "priceless" compared to its future potential. For investors, Kiyosaki's message is clear: Don't wait — act as soon as you can.