R. Kiyosaki warns Bitcoin ‘FOMO is real’ so ‘don’t be late’

Financial writer and known crypto advocate, Robert Kiyosaki is once again urging his followers to invest in Bitcoin (BTC).

In an October 22 post on X, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad called the asset the world’s “first truly scarce money,” highlighting its limited supply.

Rich Dad Poor DadHe further added that the scarcity will only intensify as the remaining unmined supply dwindles.

“Bitcoin is first truly scarce money… Only 21 million ever to be mined. World close 20 million now. Buying will accelerate. FOMO real. Please do not be late. Take care,” Kiyosaki wrote.

“Bitcoin is first truly scarce money… Only 21 million ever to be mined. World close 20 million now. Buying will accelerate. FOMO real. Please do not be late. Take care,” Kiyosaki wrote.

“Bitcoin is first truly scarce money… Only 21 million ever to be mined. World close 20 million now. Buying will accelerate. FOMO real. Please do not be late. Take care,”

Why I am buying Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is first truly scarce money… only 21 million ever to be mined.

World close 20 million now.

Buying will accelerate.

FOMO real

Please do not be late.

Take care

— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) October 22, 2025

Why I am buying Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is first truly scarce money… only 21 million ever to be mined.

World close 20 million now.

Buying will accelerate.

FOMO real

Please do not be late.

Take care

‘Bitcoin and Ethereum are real money’

Just hours later, Kiyosaki doubled down on his take, distancing himself from “clickbaits” in crypto media and advising investors to value substance over hype.

In a new social media post, the author criticized sensational headlines predicting both Bitcoin’s collapse and potential meteoric rise

“I now see “click bait” titles screaming “gold, silver, Bitcoin crashing” or Butcoin to $2 million this month. Then the podcaster then says “To support my channel click and subscribe.” Give me a break,” he added.

“I now see “click bait” titles screaming “gold, silver, Bitcoin crashing” or Butcoin to $2 million this month. Then the podcaster then says “To support my channel click and subscribe.” Give me a break,” he added.

“I now see “click bait” titles screaming “gold, silver, Bitcoin crashing” or Butcoin to $2 million this month. Then the podcaster then says “To support my channel click and subscribe.” Give me a break,”

CLICK BAIT??? Don’t get sucked in to anyone who counts on “click bait.”

FOR EXAMPLE: I now see “click bait” titles screaming “gold, silver, Bitcoin crashing” or Butcoin to $2 million this month.

Then the podcaster then says “To support my channel “click and subscribe”

Give…

— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) October 23, 2025

CLICK BAIT??? Don’t get sucked in to anyone who counts on “click bait.”

FOR EXAMPLE: I now see “click bait” titles screaming “gold, silver, Bitcoin crashing” or Butcoin to $2 million this month.

Then the podcaster then says “To support my channel “click and subscribe”

Give…

To punctuate his rant, Kiyosaki pointed to the U.S. national debt of $37 trillion as a key indicator of why he believes in hard assets, such as precious metals. However, he also stressed that Bitcoin and Ethereum (ETH) are likewise the “real money” today.

Bitcoin still weak

Clickbait or not, Bitcoin keeps facing weakness this week. It is still down nearly 4% on the monthly and north of 1% on the seven-day chart, trading at $109,665 at the time of writing

BTC seven-day price. Source: CoinMarketCapBTC seven-day price. Source: CoinMarketCap**CoinMarketCapDaily trading volume has likewise dropped 27.34% to $74.78 billion. However, its market cap seems to be recovering, having gained 1.27% on the day and sitting at $2.18 trillion as per CoinMarketCap.

CoinMarketCapInvestors are now patiently awaiting new Consumer Price Index (CPI) reports scheduled for tomorrow, October 24, which is set to be one of the primary macroeconomic events that could affect the crypto’s price and decide its trajectory during the remainder of the month

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