Emre Yumlu 
Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has weighed in on the sharp global market sell-off, emphasizing that he has no intention of selling his Bitcoin or gold holdings. Speaking to his 2.8 million followers on X, Kiyosaki argued that the ongoing downturn is rooted in a severe worldwide cash shortage rather than simple market speculation.
A Global Cash Shortfall Behind the Market Rout
In his recent commentary, Kiyosaki claimed that what he calls the “everything bubble” is finally bursting, driven by a growing global need for liquidity. According to him, the core driver of the decline is a scarcity of cash across major economies, which is pressuring markets simultaneously.
He also referenced economist Lawrence Lepard’s thesis, suggesting that governments will eventually respond to their escalating debt burdens with massive monetary expansion. Kiyosaki describes this expected wave of money printing as “The Big Print,” arguing that such a policy shift would significantly increase the value of assets like gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum as traditional currencies weaken.
For investors currently in need of liquidity, he advised selling assets only out of necessity, saying that panic in the markets often stems from cash requirements, not a loss of confidence in long-term fundamentals.
Kiyosaki Plans to Accumulate More Bitcoin After the Downtrend
Despite the turbulence, Kiyosaki reaffirmed his long-term bullish stance. He noted that once the current market decline runs its course, he intends to buy more Bitcoin, highlighting the cryptocurrency’s hard-capped supply of 21 million coins.
He also encouraged followers to establish “Cashflow Clubs” based on his financial education board game, emphasizing that learning in groups can help individuals avoid costly mistakes.
Fear Index Hits Extreme Levels: A Potential Opportunity?
Crypto analyst Mister Crypto observed that the Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index has plunged to 16, placing the market firmly in the “Extreme Fear” zone. Historically, such conditions have often signaled possible accumulation phases for long-term investors.
Santiment Urges Caution on Early Bottom Calls
Meanwhile, analytics firm Santiment has advised traders to remain skeptical of widespread claims that Bitcoin has already hit its bottom. As highlighted in recent reporting, the firm notes that heavy confidence in a reversal often appears before further declines, not after them.
Santiment pointed out that Bitcoin’s brief dip below $95,000 on Friday triggered a surge of optimistic posts claiming the worst was over. However, according to historical market behavior, true bottoms typically form when most traders expect prices to fall even further.
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