Robert Kiyosaki Isn't Jumping on the Bitcoin Bandwagon Because It's Trendy—He Sees It as a Response to a Broken Financial System.

Robert Kiyosaki isn't jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon because it's trendy—he sees it as a response to a broken financial system.

Robert Kiyosaki, the renowned author of the bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad, has shared his thoughts on Bitcoin, expressing a perspective that aligns with two principles of money.

In a message to his millions of followers, Kiyosaki explained his support for Bitcoin by tying it back to two key principles: value hides when bad money floods the system, and networks grow wealth. Both apply directly to the way the world—and Bitcoin—works today.

Instead of saving in what he calls “fake money,” Kiyosaki prefers assets that governments can’t inflate at will. For him, that means gold, silver, and increasingly, Bitcoin. But more than its scarcity, it’s the decentralized network behind BTC that makes it powerful—unlike most other digital assets, which he sees as lacking real utility or resilience.

Kiyosaki also shared an opinion that aligns with MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor, who has led one of the largest corporate Bitcoin buying sprees in history.

With over half a million BTC now in its treasury, MicroStrategy is a good example of the kind of institutional confidence Kiyosaki believes will define Bitcoin’s future.

To him, Bitcoin isn’t just a hedge—it’s what smart money is quietly preparing for. And those who continue to ignore these “laws of money,” Kiyosaki warns, will stay on the losing side of the system.