Emre Yumlu 
Renowned investment author and financial educator Robert Kiyosaki has once again turned heads in the crypto world, this time with a strong message for those still standing on the sidelines of the Bitcoin market. As BTC recently soared past the $120,000 mark, Kiyosaki called it a major win for those who invested early — and a loud wake-up call for those who haven’t.
“Bitcoin Over $120,000 — Don’t Wait, Act Now!”
Taking to social media, the “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author praised Bitcoin’s latest surge as a milestone moment. He stated that he would personally consider buying another Bitcoin — but only after gaining more clarity on where the global economy is headed.
However, he didn’t hold back in warning those who continue to wait on the sidelines:
“Those who are greedy often lose in the market.”
Kiyosaki believes the opportunity to start doesn’t require massive capital.
“You can even start with one Satoshi (0.00000001 BTC),” he noted — encouraging new and small investors to accumulate Bitcoin gradually rather than chasing short-term gains.
Buffett’s Billions and What They Signal
In his post, Kiyosaki also referenced legendary investor Warren Buffett, pointing out that Buffett currently holds an eye-popping $350 billion in cash. He speculates that Buffett is waiting for a large-scale market correction to scoop up undervalued, high-quality assets — a reminder that patience and preparation go hand in hand.
Hard Assets for Hard Times
Kiyosaki has long advocated for decentralized and limited-supply assets like Bitcoin, gold, and silver. Especially in the face of rising inflation, interest rates, and mounting global debt, he believes these hard assets serve as vital tools to preserve purchasing power.
“In times of economic uncertainty, real assets are your best hedge,” he’s often said — a belief that aligns closely with the growing institutional interest in Bitcoin and other crypto assets.
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