Kiyosaki reframes the dip as liquidity squeeze, not structural failure.
Stack BTC, Stack Gold Rich Dad author doubles down on hard assets amid fiat erosion.
Crash creates asymmetric upside for long-term holders.
The Bitcoin price chart looks like a horror movie for paper-handed traders, but Robert Kiyosaki sees a different plot. In a fresh interview clip that’s ricocheting across Crypto Twitter, the Rich Dad Poor Dad author calmly labels the current drawdown a “cash crunch” rather than a terminal blow. Translation: institutions and leveraged players are being forced to deleverage, not because Bitcoin is broken, but because margin calls don’t care about fundamentals.
Kiyosaki’s thesis is simple and brutal. Central banks have printed trillions since 2020, inflating asset bubbles while eroding purchasing power. When liquidity tightens—even temporarily—weak hands get rinsed. Bitcoin, still the hardest money ever created, gets caught in the crossfire. Yet the network keeps humming: hash rate near ATH, Lightning channels growing, nation-state treasuries quietly accumulating. The crash, in Kiyosaki’s view, is just the system shaking out tourists.
His personal playbook hasn’t changed. “I buy more Bitcoin and more gold,” he says, flashing that trademark grin. Gold is the 5,000-year-old hedge; Bitcoin is the 21st-century upgrade—scarce, divisible, borderless, and seizure-resistant. Together they form a dual-barrel defense against what he predicts will be “the biggest crash in history” for fiat currencies and overvalued equities. Data backs the contrarian stance. On-chain metrics show long-term holders (wallets dormant >1 year) now control 78% of supply—highest since 2021. Exchange balances are at four-year lows. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin ETFs have absorbed $18 billion in net inflows since January, with BlackRock’s IBIT alone eclipsing gold ETF flows in Q3. The cash crunch is real, but the underlying bid is stronger than ever.
For retail investors, the message is stark: zoom out. Kiyosaki reminds us that every Bitcoin bear market has ended with a new all-time high. The 2018–2020 cycle saw an 80% drawdown followed by a 20x rally. Today’s dip, painful as it feels, is textbook distribution before the next leg up. Dollar-cost averaging into cold storage remains the asymmetric bet. Kiyosaki closes with a warning and an invitation. “Cash is trash, debt is dangerous, hard assets are king.” If you’re sitting on dry powder, the cash crunch is your entry ticket. History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes—and right now the rhyme favors the scarce.
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Nikolai Carter
