Kiyosaki Trades BTC Gains For Long-Term Cashflow Assets

Robert Kiyosaki sold his bitcoins, cashing in 2.25 million dollars. An unexpected decision, while he predicted a BTC at $250,000 by 2026. In a declining market, this withdrawal questions the real drivers of his strategy.

A sale marked by opportunism : Kiyosaki converts his gains

In an announcement, Robert Kiyosaki revealed having sold his bitcoins acquired at about $6,000 for a total amount of 2.25 million dollars, while he claimed to be reinforcing his investments in bitcoin and precious metals .

“I sold at about $90,000”, he stated, without providing more details on the platform or exact conditions of the sale. This price, never reached on spot markets, suggests either a personal estimate or a valuation based on an aggregate of his entry points.

This sale marks a capital gains conversion operation into physical investments. Kiyosaki remains faithful to his patrimonial strategy : creating recurring income sources from performing assets. He explains it himself in these terms : “the profits from bitcoin will be invested in two surgery centers and a billboard business”.

This repositioning is not an ideological disengagement from the crypto market, but a tactical reallocation. The author claims these investments should generate him a non-taxable monthly income of $27,500 from February 2026. A maneuver perfectly aligned with his patrimonial management principles, often hammered in his works. Here are the key points of this strategy, as he formulated them :

• The purchase price of BTC : about $6,000 ;

• The total amount of the sale : $2.25 million ;

• The claimed selling price : $90,000 ;

• The reallocation of gains : 2 surgery centers + 1 billboard business ;

• The financial goal : $27,500 per month non-taxable from February 2026 ;

• A long term vision : “I am still very optimistic on bitcoin and will start buying again as soon as my positive incomes are in place”.

This tactical choice therefore does not call into question his bullish vision on bitcoin but shows a refocus on tangible assets with fast cash flow, a concrete execution of his educational principles.

Kiyosaki sells while the bitcoin market falters

Kiyosaki’s sale occurs at a particularly tense moment for the crypto market. Bitcoin experienced a sharp correction, dropping below the $85,000 mark and briefly reaching $80,537 last Friday, in what appears to be the worst bearish phase since the crash of October 10th.

In this context, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index plunged to 11 , a level described as “extreme fear”. The simultaneity between this market panic and Kiyosaki’s announcement fuels uncertainty among retail investors, some seeing it as a possible capitulation signal.

However, the reading of this operation must be nuanced. Kiyosaki did not sell out of fear. He has repeatedly affirmed his belief in bitcoin and even forecasts its rise to $250,000 by 2026, as he announced on November 9th.

He rather seems to have opted for a defensive patrimonial logic, preferring to secure a historical capital gain at the peak of an uncertain cycle. Other market figures share a long-term bullish vision : Peter Brandt sees BTC at $200,000 in 2029 , and Bitfinex analysts consider recent massive Bitcoin ETF outflows as short-term moves, without altering fundamentals.