Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad', has once again criticized the centralized financial system, urging investors to turn to Bitcoin.
Kiyosaki and Central Bank Critique
In his recent post on X, Kiyosaki references insights from former U.S. Congressman Ron Paul. Paul, who has long advocated for abolishing the Federal Reserve, described actions by central banks as price manipulation, comparing it to socialist and Marxist economic control. Kiyosaki aligns with this viewpoint, arguing that such mechanisms rob personal wealth and undermine economic freedom.
Abandoning Fake Money
Kiyosaki urged investors to ditch what he calls 'fake money', which he sees as a leading cause of corruption. He stated, 'Fake money leads to dishonest statistics, dishonest accounting, and dishonest relations.' The author also emphasized the need to move to alternative financial systems like Bitcoin and precious metals as a means to resist the corrupt fiat system.
Kiyosaki's Predictions for Bitcoin
Recently, Kiyosaki commented on the adjustments by major Japanese car manufacturers like Toyota, Honda, and Nissan regarding their production plans due to tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on goods from China. Kiyosaki warns of potential major market crashes and advises purchasing Bitcoin, predicting that by 2035, its price could reach $1 million.
Robert Kiyosaki maintains a strong critique of fiat currency and predicts the rise of Bitcoin, based on his beliefs in economic freedom and the protection of investments.
