Robert Kiyosaki, best known for “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” recently issued an apology to his X(Twitter) followers after a weekend poll failed to generate the response he hoped for.
The financial educator tried to spark a conversation with a riddle about what poor people buy too much of that keeps them poor, and its counterpart for the rich. Yet out of more than 73,000 people who saw the post, fewer than 1,000 engaged with it.
The Poll and the Riddle
Kiyosaki confessed that, at his age, he sometimes fumbles with social media. He posted two questions: first, “What do poor people buy too much of that keeps them poor?” and then, “What do the rich buy too much of that makes them richer?”
When the replies fell short, he took to X(Twitter) to say sorry for his wording and to encourage followers to keep pondering the riddle. He urged them to find their answers, saying that solving this puzzle could help them grow wealthier over time.
Bitcoin Price Actions
Earlier this month, Kiyosaki shared his bullish outlook for Bitcoin. He expects the price to at least double from current levels, predicting a floor of $180,000 and a possible rise to $200,000 per coin in 2025.
His optimism reflects his long-standing belief that Bitcoin serves as a hedge against inflation and currency debasement.
Market Snapshot
At the time of his tweet, Bitcoin was trading at around $95,332.12, up 1.63% in the past 24 hours.
The cryptocurrency’s total market capitalisation stood at $1.89 trillion, with daily trading volumes climbing by nearly 46%. These figures highlight a period of renewed interest and activity in the crypto markets.
Community Reaction
The muted response to Kiyosaki’s poll illustrates how even well-known voices can struggle to engage modern social media audiences. Some followers playfully suggested easier questions, while others offered serious takes on spending habits that hinder wealth building.
Despite the low turnout, Kiyosaki framed the experience as a reminder that personal insight, not mass approval, drives financial growth.
Robert Kiyosaki’s apology tweet underscores the challenge of cutting through the noise on social platforms, even for a bestselling author.
Yet his core message remains intact, thoughtful self-reflection on spending and investment can pave the way to greater wealth.
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