Just saw Robert Kiyosaki picked up another Bitcoin around $67K on the dip. The Rich Dad Poor Dad author has been pretty vocal about his macro concerns - he's worried about more money printing and dollar weakness forcing the Fed's hand eventually. Makes sense given the mountain of national debt. What caught my attention is how he frames it: limited Bitcoin supply versus unlimited "fake dollars" getting pumped into the system. Only 21 million coins exist, and we're already near 19 million mined, so the scarcity angle is legit. Bitcoin's been stuck below $68K lately, bounced off that level a couple times but couldn't break through. Kiyosaki's basically saying short-term noise doesn't matter when you're thinking long-term macro. He's also mentioned his old predictions about a crash coming, suggesting positions in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and precious metals could cushion the blow. Robert Kiyosaki's strategy seems consistent: buy the dips, don't chase rallies. Interesting to watch where this plays out.