Robert Kiyosaki has moved some of his Bitcoin to companies that are now paying him. Reports have suggested that he has sold around $2.25 million worth of Bitcoin after years of saying he was bullish on the cryptocurrency.
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He didn’t say he was leaving crypto; instead, he described the shift as turning paper profits into stable income.
Taking profit for cash flow
According to his message on XKiyosaki said he first bought the coins when Bitcoin was trading around $6,000. He sold the recent batch for about $90,000 per coin. He recently predicted that Bitcoin will reach a milestone $250k price tag.
He told his followers that the proceeds will be used to purchase two surgery centers and a billboard advertising company.
The author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad” says he expects these companies to generate about $27,500 a month in tax-free revenue by early next year. That income, he said, will be used to buy more crypto over time.
Practice what I learn:
I sold $2.25 million worth of Bitcoin for about $90,000.
I bought the Bitcoin for €6,000
a coin from years ago.With Bitcoin money I will buy two surgery centers and invest in a Bill Board company.
I estimate my $2.25 million…
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) November 21, 2025
Market context and timing
Bitcoins price has been volatile. The coin briefly fell into the low $80,000 range during the same period Kiyosaki made the sale public.
Traders have been watching big names for clues on sentiment. Kiyosaki’s move came as some investors took profits and others bought dips.
His message was simple: turn profits into income now and use that income to build later.
Why this matters to investors
Reports indicate that Kiyosaki still expects higher prices in the long term. He has set bullish targets in the past and he has said he still believes in the benefits of crypto.
Still, selling part of a stake and keeping the rest sends two signals at once: confidence in future profits and a preference for predictable cash flow today.
To some investors, this double message may seem cautious. To others, it looks like smart money management.
Company information and tax notes
Kiyosaki described the new purchases as income vehicles. The claim that the monthly return will be tax-free depends on how those companies are structured and where they are held.
Tax rules vary by country and by legal form of the company. That means the “tax-free” outcome he mentioned may not be the same for every buyer or investor.
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A measured response
Some market watchers saw the move as a routine rebalancing. Others viewed it as a headline that could affect near-term sentiment.
Whether a sale of this magnitude by a public figure will permanently change the price is unclear. Prices are determined by many factors: macro data, signals from regulators, whale movements and investor mood.
Kiyosaki did not abandon his bullish stance. He converted some of his crypto profits into assets that he says will pay him regularly and help him buy more crypto later.
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