“Rich Dad Poor Dad” author and personal-finance commentator Robert Kiyosaki has revealed that he recently sold $2.25 million worth of Bitcoin, calling the move part of his long-standing wealth-building strategy.
In a detailed post on X, Kiyosaki said he offloaded his Bitcoin holdings at around $90,000 per coin, assets he claims to have accumulated years ago when prices were near $6,000.
PRACTICING WHAT I TEACH:
I sold $2.25 million in Bitcoin for approximately $90,000.
I purchased the Bitcoin for $6,000
a coin years ago.
With the cash from Bitcoin I am purchasing two surgery centers and investing in a Bill Board business.
I estimate my $2.25 million…
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) November 21, 2025
According to Kiyosaki, the liquidation is not a shift away from crypto but a reallocation of capital into cash-flowing businesses. He said he plans to use the proceeds to purchase two surgery centers and invest in a billboard operation, both of which he believes will produce steady monthly income.
Kiyosaki estimates that the investments will generate roughly $27,500 per month in tax-free cash flow by February next year.
The bestselling author framed the decision as consistent with the financial philosophy he has promoted for decades: using assets to acquire more income-producing assets.
He said the additional revenue will increase the cushion provided by his existing real-estate portfolio, which he claims already generates substantial passive income.
Despite selling a significant amount of Bitcoin, Kiyosaki emphasized that he remains bullish on the cryptocurrency.
He said he intends to buy more BTC using the new cash flow generated from his business acquisitions. “I practice what I teach,” he wrote, adding that his approach mirrors the lessons he learned from his “Rich Dad” and the principles reflected in his Cashflow board game.
Kiyosaki also acknowledged receiving advice not to publicly disclose the sale, citing concerns about privacy and safety, but said he chose transparency to counter what he views as a world filled with “fake money” and “fake teachers.”
He ended his post by urging followers to consider their own long-term wealth strategies, warning that the global economy may be heading toward instability.
Despite market volatility, Kiyosaki’s message remained clear: he believes disciplined investing and steady cash-flow generation remain the most reliable paths to financial security.