R. Kiyosaki Bitcoin analogy

While Bitcoin was trading at $110,000 near all time highs, the Rich Dad Poor Dad author bought more Bitcoin and gave some sort of analogy on market timing based on understanding crowd psychology.

He's positioning himself for what he calls the "Banana Zone" a phase of rapid price surges that attracts emotional, late stage investors. Here's what makes this educational: he's buying at $110,000 while warning others about FOMO buyers.

His pig vs hog analogy is brilliant market psychology. Pigs are patient buyers who benefit by accumulating early, while hogs are impulsive buyers who chase inflated prices and risk losses. He expects these latecomers to panic sell during market dips, while disciplined investors wait to buy the dip…

Kiyosaki's Bitcoin bullishness isn't based on hopium, it's because of his belief that the U.S. dollar is "fake money" and that alternative assets like Bitcoin, ggold,, and silver are essential for preserving value. He maintains Bitcoin could rally toward $1 million while traditional assets decline.

The guy has praised Bitcoin investors for rejecting what he calls the U.S. government and financial institutions "Den of Thieves." He's also warned of a potential economic crash that could wipe out substantial wealth, which is why he continues advocating for Bitcoin, gold, and silver as protection.

He's buying based on long term conviction while recognizing we're entering dangerous territory for new buyers. With Bitcoin at these levels, we're seeing exactly what he predicted FOMO intensification and emotional decision making that sets up late buyers for maximum pain during any pullback.