Bitcoin at $200K? Robert Kiyosaki Warns FOMM Will Cost Investors Big

Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again declared Bitcoin as “the biggest opportunity in history.” A long-time advocate of the cryptocurrency, Kiyosaki believes Bitcoin’s value could surge beyond $200,000 this year—but warns many will miss out due to a psychological trap he calls FOMM: fear of making mistakes.

While FOMO (fear of missing out) drives some investors to chase rising prices, Kiyosaki says FOMM stops people from acting at all. “A lot of people will wait until Bitcoin hits $200,000 to finally say, ‘It’s too expensive,’” he said, cautioning against this hesitation. Despite strong skepticism from even highly educated critics, Kiyosaki urges individuals to make their own informed decisions by listening to both Bitcoin enthusiasts and doubters.

He emphasizes that learning from failure is a key part of growth—whether in life or in investing. “How does a baby learn to walk if they don’t fall? They’d crawl forever,” Kiyosaki explained, encouraging investors to embrace mistakes as a necessary step toward success.

Kiyosaki, who has been bullish on Bitcoin for years, recently reiterated that he is actively buying BTC and considers it a hedge against inflation and poor economic policies. His advice: ignore the FOMM crowd, take control of your financial education, and act before it’s too late.

As Bitcoin continues its volatile journey, many eyes remain on whether it will indeed break past the $200K mark this year. But as Kiyosaki warns, the real mistake may not be buying high—but not buying at all.