Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has recently advised investors to simply get involved with Bitcoin, ditching fiat currency in the process before there’s not enough time, repeating that savers and workers using US dollars are just losers.
Kiyosaki has made several optimistic predictions about the cost of Bitcoin, mentioning how the cost has been ranching from 135,000 dollars to around a million dollars.
Robert Kiyosaki’s Advice: Get Involved With Bitcoin ASAP!
On Saturday, the famous author took to X to share how Gold has now reached an absolutely new high. He called all savers and workers ‘losers,’ urging everyone to “get out of fake money system” and immediately get into gold, silver, and bitcoin “before it’s too late.”
Kiyosaki has referred to fiat currency as ‘fake money’ more than once. Previously, he had talked about how “the U.S. dollar became fake money” when the President (Richard Nixon) eliminated the same from the gold standard way back in 1971.
In this context, the author described, “This is because rather than being tied to real money, it was tied to the ‘full faith and credit’ of the United States. In contrast, he calls gold and silver God’s money, while bitcoin is people’s money.”
Early this month, Kiyosaki stressed that fiat currency is not safe, urging the investors to actually protect themselves from the central bankers.
The well-known author repeatedly said that he does not trust the Federal Reserve, Wall Street, and Biden administration, warning how the Treasury and Fed are actually destroying the dollar.
Previously, he predicted that anyone owning Bitcoin, silver, and gold would simply get richer when the Federal Reserve ended up printing millions of dollars, highlighting, “Fake money savers will be the biggest losers.” Last year, in September, he mentioned, “Today, U.S. debt is in 100s of trillions. Real inflation is 16%, not 7%. Fed raising interest rates will destroy the U.S. economy. Savers will be the biggest losers. Invest in real money. Gold, silver & bitcoin.”
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