Financial Pundit Kiyosaki Says People Who Sold Bitcoin in the Last Crash Are “Losers”

Renowned financial pundit Robert Kiyosaki has boldly referred to those who sold their Bitcoin during the last market crash as “losers.”

According to Kiyosaki, these individuals will live to regret their decisions. Kiyosaki believes selling Bitcoin in the current market environment is a poor decision, especially given the various catalysts surrounding the asset.

He specifically pointed out that the current president of the United States, Donald Trump, is a pro-Bitcoin president. Kiyosaki described Trump as the right president at the right time, touting him as one who understands the power of Bitcoin.

Trump and Bitcoin Price Action

Notably, in the final weeks of February, Bitcoin dumped hard. Its price dropped to as low as $78,200, down from the $90,000 level it had been trading at earlier. This development caused widespread panic in the crypto market.

However, on March 2, Bitcoin rebounded dramatically, rising to $95,050 and erasing losses from late February. This remarkable recovery came after Trump officially announced plans to create a strategic reserve with Bitcoin and other assets. The announcement reignited bullish sentiment in the market.

However, the very next day, Bitcoin’s price tanked again, falling to around $82,000 as some traders took profits from the Trump-induced price pump. The sudden downturn surprised many who had expected the upward trend to continue.

“Dip Buyers Will Be the Winners, Sellers Are the Biggest Losers”

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Kiyosaki expressed his disapproval of those who sold, seeing it as a poor financial decision and labeling them as “losers.”

According to Kiyosaki, Bitcoin’s price is poised to soar, especially when the Trump administration begins buying Bitcoin to address the country’s financial challenges. He emphasized that those who used the recent crash to accumulate more Bitcoin would be the winners, while those who sold would be the “biggest losers.”

He also revealed that he personally bought more Bitcoin during the crash, anticipating a promising turnaround soon. As of press time, Bitcoin’s price is rebounding to $87,200, posting a 4% gain over the last 24 hours.

Interestingly, market participants responding to Kiyosaki’s tweet share his sentiment. One X user, Lance, commented that Bitcoin isn’t an asset for sale, adding that those who have sold simply do not understand the asset. According to him, “they will pay heavily for this mistake,” stressing that “There’s nothing to sell Bitcoin to…”

Bitcoin is not meant to be sold!! People who sold don’t get it! They will pay heavily for this mistake. Unfortunately that’s how everyone learns.

There’s nothing to sell bitcoin to…

— Lance N. (@guywithcoin) March 5, 2025

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