Robert Kiyosaki Sells $2.25M in Bitcoin, Moves Profits Into Real-World Businesses

“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki revealed on Friday that he sold $2.25 million worth of Bitcoin, redirecting the proceeds into traditional businesses he owns in a bid to boost long-term cash flow.

Kiyosaki said he first bought the Bitcoin “years ago” at around $6,000 and exited at roughly $90,000, locking in substantial gains.

Kiyosaki Turns BTC Profits Into $27.5K Monthly Cash-Flow Plan

He told followers that the capital will be reinvested into two “surgery centers” and a billboard business, ventures he expects will collectively generate $27,500 in tax-free monthly income by February 2026.

The strategy, he said, aligns with his long-standing focus on building cash-producing assets rather than relying solely on capital appreciation.

Despite cashing out, Kiyosaki insisted his stance on Bitcoin remains unchanged. “I am still very bullish and optimistic on Bitcoin and will begin acquiring more with my positive cash flow,” he said.

Just last month, he reiterated a $250,000 price target for BTC by 2026 and forecast gold at $27,000 per ounce, underscoring his commitment to hard-asset investing.

Kiyosaki’s announcement lands during one of the steepest drawdowns of the current cycle. Bitcoin briefly dropped to $80,537 on Friday before recovering toward $84,000, deepening concerns among traders already shaken by a month-long selloff.

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

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index slid to 11, marking “extreme fear” and one of its lowest readings in years.

Bitcoin has fallen more than 33% from its October all-time high above $126,000, hit just days before the historic Oct. 10 liquidation event that erased billions in leveraged positions.

Analysts remain divided on whether the decline signals a short-lived washout or the start of a longer downturn.

Veteran trader Peter Brandt said Thursday that Bitcoin could still reach $200,000 by Q3 2029, arguing that market flushes are healthy for long-term structure.

Analysts at Bitfinex echoed that view, noting that record outflows from Bitcoin ETFs reflect short-term positioning rather than fading institutional interest or weakening fundamentals.

Bitcoin Approaches ‘Fire Sale’ Zone

As reported, Bitwise researcher André Dragosch has warned that Bitcoin may still have room to drop before hitting its true cycle bottom, pointing to a “max-pain” zone between $73,000 and $84,000.

He argued that this range represents “fire sale” levels tied to the cost bases of major players such as BlackRock’s IBIT ETF at $84K and MicroStrategy’s latest purchases near $73K.

According to Dragosch, Bitcoin’s final bottom is “very likely” to form somewhere within this band.

His comments landed as traders continue debating whether the market has already seen capitulation following Bitcoin’s slide from its October peak near $125,000.

Some argue that institutional investors will not allow a deeper crash that could harm their own clients, while others say the market has not yet fully flushed out leverage. The discussion reflects mounting tension as Bitcoin trades in what many view as a fragile range.