Robert Kiyosaki said the roughly $1.2 billion in debt linked to him is backed by mortgages on apartment buildings rather than by his Bitcoin or gold holdings. The borrowing is tied to about 1,500 apartments and shared with partners, while his ex-wife said his personal exposure is far lower than the headline figure.
Kiyosaki, a longtime public advocate for Bitcoin and gold, said those assets are not used as collateral for loans. The report also noted criticism of his reliance on leverage, highlighting the risks if credit conditions tighten. His company previously filed for bankruptcy in 2012 after losing a lawsuit.
Robert Kiyosaki Says $1.2 Billion Debt Is Tied to Real Estate, Not Bitcoin
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