I just read something interesting about Robert Kiyosaki and his strategy with Bitcoin. The author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" continues to strongly bet on cryptocurrency, but with a particular approach: he expects panic to hit the market.

The logic behind this is quite clear. When people panic and start liquidating positions, prices drop. And it is precisely during those moments that some investors see opportunities. Kiyosaki is one of those who believe that crises are times to accumulate, not to run away.

What’s interesting is that Robert Kiyosaki maintains a consistent bullish stance on Bitcoin despite acknowledging the upcoming volatility. It’s not that he ignores the risk, but he sees it as part of the game. While others get scared, he plans to buy more.

Currently, Bitcoin is trading around 78.85K, but the question many are asking is whether there will be significant drops in the short term. If Kiyosaki is right and panic sets in, there could be interesting opportunities to accumulate. Of course, this requires having available capital and nerves of steel to buy in the red.

This contrarian investment mindset is what has characterized Robert Kiyosaki for years. He doesn’t follow the crowd; he does the opposite when he sees fear in the market.