The author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" responds to criticism: He will continue to increase his holdings of Bitcoin and gold; investors should focus on asset value.

On February 8th, PANews reported that Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," responded to community criticism on the X platform regarding his previous claim to "stop adding to his positions when silver is around $60, Bitcoin around $6000, and gold around $300." He stated that he was aware of his Bitcoin purchase cost (approximately $6000) but did not focus on the specific purchase date. Critics questioned the veracity of his statement based solely on the timing of the purchases. Kiyosaki further questioned the motivations of some community users who excessively focused on purchase dates, stating that he prioritizes the price range and long-term value of assets. He indicated that if Bitcoin's price falls back to the $6000 level in the future, he still plans to continue buying, regardless of the specific timing. He also revealed that he is currently preparing to increase his gold holdings. In his investment decisions, he focuses more on the asset allocation outcome, such as the amount of Bitcoin, gold, silver, and Ethereum held, rather than the specific acquisition time. Investors should avoid associating with those who excessively focus on asset acquisition dates while ignoring the asset's value and price itself, and should cultivate a long-term value-oriented investment mindset.