Robert Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin Investment
Robert Kiyosaki, well-known for his book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” recently announced that he added to his Bitcoin portfolio. In a tweet, he revealed that he purchased a full Bitcoin for approximately $67,000, despite the current downturn in the cryptocurrency market.
Bitcoin’s price is hovering around $67,827, which translates to a market cap of about $1.36 trillion.
Reasons Behind Kiyosaki’s Investment
Kiyosaki approaches investments with caution but offered two key reasons for this Bitcoin purchase, even if it dips down to $67,000 again.
Firstly, he has ongoing concerns about the increasing U.S. government debt. He speculates that the Federal Reserve may resort to printing more money to address this growing debt, which could further diminish the value of the U.S. dollar.
Secondly, he highlights the “magical” fixed supply of Bitcoin, capped at 21 million. He mentioned, “When the 21 millionth Bitcoin is mined…Bitcoin will be better than gold.”
Kiyosaki has consistently advised investors to focus on tangible assets like Bitcoin, gold, and silver.
The Dynamics of Bitcoin Buying
On another note, data from Santiment indicates that large Bitcoin holders, known as whales, have slightly decreased their Bitcoin quantities since the market’s peak in October 2025. After Bitcoin reached an all-time high (ATH) of $126,000, wallets with holdings between 10 and 10,000 Bitcoin have reduced their assets by about 0.8%.
In contrast, smaller investors seem to be gaining confidence. Wallets with less than 0.1 Bitcoin have risen in number by 2.5% since the October high.
Experts suggest that for a significant bull market to take off, it’s crucial for these whales to become more actively involved in purchasing alongside retail investors.
Caution Among Financial Institutions Regarding Bitcoin ETFs
Not only are whales scaling back, but institutional investors are proceeding with caution as well. The Spot Bitcoin ETF has seen consistent outflows over the last couple of weeks. For instance, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF experienced withdrawals totaling $608.4 million over six days.
That said, there are early indicators of a potential recovery. The Bitcoin ETF recently noted inflows of $88.1 million, while BlackRock’s fund also saw a return of $64.5 million following several days of outflows—this could hint at a burgeoning sense of confidence.
FAQs
Are Bitcoin Whales Buying or Selling Now?
Data indicates that large holders have slightly reduced their Bitcoin holdings since October 2025. Meanwhile, smaller investors have increased their positions by 2.5%.
What’s Happening with Bitcoin ETFs?
The Spot Bitcoin ETF has faced recent outflows, including significant withdrawals from BlackRock’s fund, though initial inflows suggest that confidence might be stabilizing.
Can Bitcoin Start a New Bull Market?
A vigorous bull market likely depends on participation from both whale and retail buyers. Increased inflows from institutional investors could also help maintain positive price momentum.
