During the recent Bitcoin rally above $90,000, Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, shared his criticism of investors who sold their BTC during the previous dip. He, on the other hand, bought more and emphasized that selling was a mistake, especially with Donald Trump at the helm.
Kiyosaki expects the US government to eventually buy Bitcoin to solve financial problems, which he believes will cause a huge price increase. Those who bought during the dip, he called ‘winners’, while sellers, according to him, will turn out to be ‘losers’.
Trump has speculated about a strategic BTC reserve during his campaign, but official steps have not yet been taken. Senator Cynthia Lummis, a proponent of such a reserve, believes that the federal government will not buy BTC in the short term. She expects individual states to adopt Bitcoin as a reserve first, as there is insufficient political support at the national level in 2025.
Although Kiyosaki’s tone is fierce, his strategy has a solid foundation: buying during dips and selling at the top is a proven investment strategy. However, critics have accused him of market manipulation to grow his own portfolio.
Historically, Bitcoin bull markets peak 12 to 18 months after a halving. With the most recent halving in April 2024, BTC is expected to peak later in 2025. Despite high volatility and sharp fluctuations—from $78,000 at the end of February to nearly $95,000 in early March—the upward trend does not seem to be over yet.
In short, although the market remains uncertain, the past suggests that Bitcoin still has room to grow.
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