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Bitcoin Logs Worst Month Since 2022 as Robert Kiyosaki Defends His Bullish Stand Despite $2.25M BTC Sale

Bitcoin has posted its fourth straight weekly decline — its longest losing streak since June 2024 — even as it stages a mild recovery. After...

Nov 24
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Bitcoin Logs Worst Month Since 2022 as Robert Kiyosaki Defends His Bullish Stand Despite $2.25M BTC Sale

Bitcoin has posted its fourth straight weekly decline — its longest losing streak since June 2024 — even as it stages a mild recovery. After dropping to a weekly low of $82,100 (Nov 21), BTC has rebounded to $87,400, up 6% from its recent bottom and 1.8% in the past 24 hours (CoinGecko).

Kiyosaki Sells $2.25M in Bitcoin, Says He’s Still Bullish

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki revealed on X that he recently sold $2.25 million worth of BTC at roughly $90,000 per coin—but insisted he has not turned bearish.

Key points from his disclosure:

  • He originally bought BTC at $6,000.

  • Proceeds were redeployed into two surgery centres and a billboard business.

  • He expects these assets to generate ~$27,500/month tax-free cash flow by Feb 2026.

  • Says the move reflects his philosophy of converting speculative gains into cash-flowing, tax-efficient assets.

  • Plans to buy back Bitcoin later using the new cash flow.

  • Says his real-estate income already generates “hundreds of thousands per month.”

  • Declared: “In a world of fake money and fake teachers, I practice what I teach.”

Kiyosaki maintains a long-term price target of $250,000 for Bitcoin by 2026, citing scarcity and currency debasement.

Bitcoin’s Brutal November: Down 25%

Bitcoin’s plunge has been driven by:

  • Heavy spot selling

  • ETF outflows

  • Long-dormant whales moving coins

  • Options hedging pressure after BTC fell below the key $85,000 strike

The token hit $80,553 on Friday — down 7.6% in a single day — making November its worst month since 2022. Analysts say the $80,000 support zone may hold as derivatives flows settle.

Kiyosaki vs Warren Buffett: ‘Fake Money vs People’s Money’

Days before the disclosure, Kiyosaki published a fiery critique of Warren Buffett for calling Bitcoin “speculation”:

  • Accused Buffett of ignoring crashes in “safe” assets like stocks and bonds.

  • Claimed gold and silver are “God’s Money” and Bitcoin/Ethereum are “People’s Money.”

  • Labeled USD, stocks, bonds, ETFs and REITs as “Fake Money.”

  • Insisted he will never buy ETF versions of gold, silver or Bitcoin.