Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, shared his strong stance on bitcoin and hard assets on social media platform X on March 4. He criticized those who sold bitcoin during the recent market downturn, declaring: “People who sold bitcoin in the last crash are losers.”

Kiyosaki linked the cryptocurrency’s potential to U.S. President Donald Trump, whom he believes understands bitcoin’s significance. He predicted that if Trump begins acquiring bitcoin to address financial instability, those who held onto their assets will benefit the most. The famous author wrote:

When he begins buying bitcoin to help solve America’s financial insanity, those who bought bitcoin in the last crash will be the winners, and those who sold will be the biggest losers … I bought more bitcoin. Did you?

A longtime advocate of alternative assets, Kiyosaki has repeatedly warned against the risks of fiat currency and economic instability. His latest remarks signal continued confidence in bitcoin as a hedge against financial uncertainty, while also suggesting that political factors, including Trump’s influence, could shape the cryptocurrency’s future.

The renowned author also addressed the ongoing debate over the best hard asset, questioning the need for such discussions. He posed, “Q: Which is the best hard asset? Gold, silver, or bitcoin?” and followed up with, “Q: Why do people spend so much time discussing stupid differences?” Rather than picking a clear winner, he dismissed the debate as irrelevant, emphasizing that actual ownership is what truly matters. The acclaimed author wrote:

The only answer that matters is how many ounces of real gold, silver, or number of bitcoins do you own?

He reinforced his argument by quoting Albert Einstein: “Two things are infinite. The universe and human stupidity.”

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