Robert Kiyosaki is facing backlash after making statements that appear to contradict his past claims about buying Bitcoin. For years, he has portrayed himself as a strong BTC advocate, regularly urging investors to accumulate Bitcoin alongside gold and silver, and later adding ETH. He repeatedly stated that he was buying more Bitcoin, even in 2025 when prices were above $100,000, emphasizing that he ignores short-term price swings and continues to accumulate.
However, in a recent post, Kiyosaki claimed he stopped buying Bitcoin around the $6,000 level—a price last seen shortly after the COVID-era market crash in 2020. This sparked widespread criticism, as the crypto community quickly highlighted the inconsistency between his earlier statements and his latest remark.
The controversy led many to question whether his recent comment is incorrect or whether his previous claims of ongoing Bitcoin purchases were misleading. It also reignited criticism of his past market predictions and repeated crash warnings that never materialized, raising further doubts about the reliability of his public investment commentary.