Emre Yumlu 
Robert Kiyosaki, the renowned author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad and a prominent voice in personal finance, has captured attention again with an unexpected disclosure. Known for his long-standing optimism toward Bitcoin, Kiyosaki revealed that he recently sold a portion of his BTC holdings, a move that coincides with one of the sharpest downturns in the current market cycle.
Kiyosaki Redirecting Bitcoin Profits Into Business Ventures
According to Kiyosaki, he originally purchased his Bitcoin at around 6,000 dollars and sold it near the 90,000-dollar level, generating roughly 2.25 million dollars in profit. Rather than keeping the gains in the crypto market, he chose to reinvest the funds into several of his own business initiatives. These include two surgical centers and a billboard company. He noted that these investments are expected to deliver approximately 27,500 dollars in tax-free monthly income starting in February 2026.
Despite realizing significant profits, Kiyosaki emphasized that his long-term bullish stance on Bitcoin remains unchanged. He explained that he plans to use the cash flow generated from these businesses to accumulate BTC again in the future. Earlier this month, on November 9, he reiterated his price outlook for 2026, projecting that Bitcoin could reach 250,000 dollars.
A Decision Made Amid Intense Market Turmoil
Kiyosaki’s announcement comes at a time when Bitcoin has faced substantial volatility. BTC briefly dropped to 80,537 dollars before recovering toward the 84,000-dollar range. Market sentiment has deteriorated sharply, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index falling to 11, a level signaling extreme fear.
The leading cryptocurrency has now retreated more than 33 percent from its all-time high above 126,000 dollars recorded in October. The decline follows the dramatic crash on October 10, which triggered some of the largest single-day liquidations in crypto history.
Analysts Maintain a Positive Long-Term Outlook
Although the recent downturn has rattled traders, several analysts argue that the broader trend remains intact. Veteran trader Peter Brandt has stated his expectation that Bitcoin will climb to 200,000 dollars by the third quarter of 2029, asserting that the current turbulence is ultimately constructive for the asset.
Experts at Bitfinex have also played down worries about the surge in ETF outflows, suggesting they reflect short-term distress rather than fading institutional appetite. They note that key fundamental indicators show no significant deterioration, implying that long-term holders have little reason for concern.
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