Robert Kiyosaki responds to Bitcoin critics, saying asset value and price matter more than purchase dates or timelines.
Robert Kiyosaki has addressed criticism over his past Bitcoin purchase claims. The author and investor said focus on dates distracts from asset value.
He stated that price levels matter more than acquisition timing. His comments were shared during a public response to online accusations.
Dispute Over Bitcoin Purchase Claims
Kiyosaki responded after being accused of lying about buying Bitcoin at $6,000, saying the criticism focused on the date, not the price.
He explained that he knows his strike price, not the calendar date. He questioned why the date matters to critics.
To the person who said I was lying that I bought Bitcoin at $6000…. I know my strike price not the date he falsely accuses me of the date I bought Bitcoin on.
Why would he care what date I bought it on?
Does he have a personal agenda for calling me a liar?
If Bitcoin hits…
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) February 7, 2026
He stated that the accusation was based on assumptions about timing. According to him, the focus ignored broader investment principles.
He said price levels guide decisions, not public timelines. He rejected claims that date errors invalidate an investment position.
Kiyosaki also questioned the motives behind the accusation. He asked why someone would care about his purchase date.
Robert also suggested that the issue reflected personal interest rather than market analysis. He did not name the individual involved.
Focus on Price Over Timing
Kiyosaki said he would buy more Bitcoin if it returns to $6,000. He added that the date would not matter.
He said conviction is tied to value, not calendar records. His comments reinforced a long-term asset view.
Robert compared Bitcoin investing to other asset purchases. He said investors rarely recall exact dates for gold or real estate.
Stating that ownership mattered more than timing details. He described this approach as consistent across asset classes.
Kiyosaki said he is preparing to acquire more gold. He did not provide a timeline. He said decisions are based on price and perceived value.
Robert added that dates do not change asset fundamentals.
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Broader Asset Ownership Perspective
Kiyosaki questioned critics about their own asset holdings. He asked how much Bitcoin, gold, or Ethereum they own.
He also referenced rental units and oil wells. His comments compared productive assets with online debates.
Robert said many investors hold assets without recalling acquisition dates stating that long-term ownership often outlasts record details.
He framed this as common among experienced investors. He said results matter more than historical timestamps.
Kiyosaki advised readers to avoid people focused on acquisition dates. He said such focus distracts from asset value.
He framed this as general guidance, not personal advice. His remarks closed with a call for discipline and perspective.
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