Kiyosaki Cashes Out Part of His Bitcoin Holdings
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, revealed on X that he recently sold approximately $2.25 million worth of Bitcoin. According to him, the coins were sold at around $90,000 per BTC — assets he originally acquired years ago near the $6,000 level.
The move represents a significant return on investment and a tactical reallocation of capital rather than a shift in his long-term conviction on Bitcoin.
Funds Redirected Into Surgery Centers
A large portion of the proceeds will be used to acquire two surgery centers. Kiyosaki emphasized the importance of owning income-generating assets that contribute to long-term, stable cash flow.
Medical facilities, in his view, represent resilient infrastructure with predictable demand and relatively stable returns when properly managed.
Billboard Business Targets Passive Monthly Income
In addition to healthcare investments, Kiyosaki plans to invest in a billboard business. His target is to generate approximately $27,500 per month in tax-free cash flow by next year.
This strategy aligns with his long-standing philosophy of focusing on passive income streams over speculative gains.
Still Bullish on Bitcoin Long Term
Despite selling a portion of his holdings, Kiyosaki made it clear he remains bullish on Bitcoin. He stated that he intends to re-accumulate BTC in the future using the cash flow generated by his new ventures.
Rather than exiting the crypto market, he is effectively converting unrealized profit into income-producing assets that will later be used to buy even more Bitcoin.
A Strategy Rooted in Cash Flow and Cycles
Kiyosaki’s move reflects a classic wealth-building concept: using appreciating assets as leverage to acquire cash-flow-producing infrastructure. Once these assets generate stable income, that revenue can be redeployed back into long-term growth assets like Bitcoin.
In other words, he is not abandoning BTC — he is using it as a tool to expand his income base and reinvest at a later stage of the cycle.
