Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin Feast: ‘My Fellow Pigs and I Are Loading Up on the Dip’

Robert Kiyosaki doubles down on his crypto appetite—calling the latest Bitcoin pullback a ‘fire sale’ for smart money.

The ‘Rich Dad’ Playbook: Buy When Blood’s in the Streets

The famed investor isn’t just watching the crypto carnage—he’s grabbing a fork. Kiyosaki’s latest tweet paints Wall Street’s panic as a golden buffet for Bitcoin maximalists.

Crypto’s Black Friday—But Only for the Prepared

While retail traders sweat over Fed rumors and leverage liquidations, Kiyosaki’s crew treats volatility like an all-you-can-eat opportunity. ‘Pigs get fed,’ he quips, ‘but hogs get slaughtered.’

The Ironic Twist?

This comes as traditional finance pundits—the same ones who mocked Bitcoin at $3K—now warn of ‘irrational exuberance’ at half its ATH. Classic.

Bitcoin Betting At High Prices

Kiyosaki used his “PIGs Get Fat. HOGs Get Slaughtered” rule to explain why he bought at such a high level. He plans to hold until less disciplined investors push prices even higher and then sell when they panic.

He warned that FOMO is like a disease that spreads fast through crowded markets. In his view, buying now—even if prices seem lofty—is key to making a profit later.

Another RICH DAD LESSON:

“PIGs get fat. HOGs get slaughtered.”

I state this lesson because I bought my latest BITCOIN at $110k. I am now in position for what Raoul Pal calls “the Banana Zone.”

In the Banana Zone the HOGS will rush in….driven to insanity by the dreaded…

— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) July 11, 2025

His Early Entry And Regrets

He first bought Bitcoin at $6,000, a price he admits felt expensive at the time. He said he waited too long to learn about modern money before jumping in.

That lesson stuck. He’s open about past mistakes and uses them to guide current moves. He figures that if Bitcoin reaches $1 million, he’ll regret not adding more at $110,000.

Kiyosaki recognized he “could be wrong and a sucker” after buying another Bitcoin, yet he added that he’d “rather be a sucker than a LOSER if Bitcoin does go to $1 million.”

He noted that he can handle a $100,000 loss thanks to his past work and savings. That safety net gives him room to ride out sharp drops—dips of 30–50% happen in crypto all the time.

He urged readers to pick up bits of Bitcoin however they can. “Even if you can afford only one Satoshi today, buy it,” he said. A Satoshi is one hundred millionth of a Bitcoin.

Based on those remarks, he expects newcomers to look back and wish they’d snapped up every chance to buy. He also told people to “think for yourself” and not follow his words blindly.

Kiyosaki’s transparency with regards purchase prices gives his fanbase a clear view of his risk comfort level. The author views each trade as a learning step, not just an opportunity to make fast bucks.

By sharing his entry point at $110,000, he sets a real‑world example of how far he’s willing to go in pursuit of that $1 million goal.

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