Robert Kiyosaki believes that the price of Bitcoin at $107,000 is not expensive, while urging investors to buy now rather than regret later.

Billionaire investor and Rich Dad Poor Dad author, Robert Kiyosaki, reflects on his Bitcoin investment journey, saying that $107,000 is not expensive because BTC could reach $1 million in the future.

He added that it is not prudent for long-term investors to wait on the sidelines, but should instead start accumulating $BTC and Satoshi whenever they can. As of press time, the Bitcoin price is trading at $108,284 with a 30% increase in daily trading volume.

Robert Kiyosaki believes Bitcoin is not expensive at $107,000.

Reflecting on his Bitcoin investment journey, Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki emphasizes that long-term investors should focus on accumulating $BTC as much as possible. He added that investors who are currently watching the BTC price are all about perception.

Kiyosaki revealed that he entered the bitcoin market relatively late, buying his first bitcoin at $6,000 per coin. “It was expensive,” he admitted, but now, with Bitcoin trading at $107,000, he regrets not buying more at that price.

Despite the hefty price tag, Robert Kiyosaki continued to invest, citing potential long-term benefits. “If and when Bitcoin sells for $1 million a coin, I will say again, ‘I wish I had bought more,’” Kiyosaki noted.

Kiyosaki encouraged investors to act quickly before it's too late, pointing out that BTC could be worth $1 million in the future. He highlighted his belief in the asset’s long-term value, calling a $107,000 Bitcoin “priceless.”

However, remember that last week, Robert Kiyosaki also said that the price of Bitcoin could fall before making a reversal in the short term.

However, he believes that Bitcoin is the best long-term bet for 2030 and beyond. For now, his best bet is silver, which is expected to nearly triple the asset class by the end of the year.

Apparent demand for BTC is falling.

According to on-chain data provider CryptoQuant, Bitcoin’s demand dynamics have changed, with demand apparently turning negative.

New buyer activity is failing to offset selling pressure from miners and long-term holders, reducing demand. This imbalance indicates growing market weakness. CryptoQuant analyst CrazzyBlock noted:

“The current negative reading indicates a critical demand deficit. The flow of coins onto the market from miners and profit-taking LTHs is now greater than what new buyers are purchasing.”


As of press time, bitcoin is trading up 1% at $108,240.14, with its daily trading volume up 30% to more than $38 billion.

Recent liquidation data shows that $BTC futures open interest is up 2.33% to over $72.5 billion.

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