American writer and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki, best known for his first book “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has recommended his 2.4 million X followers buy Bitcoin (BTC) to escape the “counterfeit money” system. Kiyosaki is a well-known skeptic of the traditional financial system and has now praised Bitcoin as a way out for the umpteenth time.
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“Get into gold, silver and Bitcoin before it’s too late.”
Kiyosaki has been teaching people about personal finance and how to grow your wealth since 1997 with the release of Rich Dad Poor Dad.
Kiyosaki has been an advocate for gold, silver, and Bitcoin for years, largely due to his views on protecting against financial uncertainties, inflation, and the devaluation of fiat currencies. In a new one News On X, the best-selling author strikes again with a new recommendation for these three assets.
Kiyosaki advised his followers to reduce their exposure to fiat money, which he described as a “counterfeit money system.” The average person who tries to save money is a “loser,” according to Kiyosaki. “Get into gold, silver and Bitcoin now… before it’s too late.”
About a month ago, Kiyosaki already expressed his expectations for the biggest economic crash in world history. He believes that gold, silver and the world’s largest cryptocurrency can be the only salvation to survive this downfall. This has to do with the aspect of scarcity and the fact that they are all separate from the traditional financial system.
The blame lies with the “woke” government
On November 23rd Kiyosaki has already issued a statement of support to everyone currently struggling due to high inflation. “I feel sorry for the people who can’t afford food, rent and fuel, and who can’t afford to invest in gold, silver and Bitcoin like I suggest,” he wrote.
Furthermore, in his message on He said he continues to convert his fiat assets into Bitcoin and precious metals because “leaders don’t care about you” and their actions amount to war and poverty.
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