Bitcoin has recently fallen again, briefly dipping below $73,000. Foreign media reports indicate that Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," is using this opportunity to remind investors not to blindly follow market sentiment, but to focus on learning, judgment, and the flow of funds.

Pay attention to global capital flows

He stated that so-called "safe assets" are not inherently safe. Without independent judgment, investors can suffer losses regardless of whether it's US Treasury bonds, gold, silver, or Bitcoin. Kiyosaki believes that what truly matters is not the asset label, but whether the buying logic is based on a thorough understanding.

In his latest statement, Kiyosaki criticized the notion that all U.S. Treasury bonds are safe-haven assets, arguing that investors should pay closer attention to global capital flows. He noted that Japan and China are reducing their holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds and shifting more funds towards physical gold and silver, a trend that warrants attention.

Still bullish on Bitcoin after pullback

In his view, market participants need to understand macroeconomic capital flows before deciding whether to allocate assets to them. Simply chasing trends, even with gold, silver, or Bitcoin, can lead to losses due to price fluctuations.

Despite Bitcoin's recent significant pullback, Kiyosaki maintains a long-term view on hard assets. He stated that investors should focus on assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver as early as possible before a broader economic bubble bursts.

Disclose long-term allocation direction

He linked this assessment to the inflation outlook, arguing that inflation is continuously eroding purchasing power, and therefore he prefers to hold assets that he understands and that are scarce, rather than traditional financial products.

Foreign media reports noted that Kiyosaki also disclosed his long-term asset allocation strategy. He stated that he does not hold 401(k) or IRAs, and avoids publicly traded stocks and bonds. His long-term holdings mainly include gold, silver, Ethereum, Bitcoin, oil, and cattle.

Additional information:The core of the article is Kiyosaki reiterating his personal stance during the Bitcoin correction. The content mainly comes from his public statements and does not involve new on-chain data, institutional fund flows, or policy developments.