Bitcoin News
By Maheen Hernandez
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Robert Kiyosaki, the globally recognized author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has issued one of his most alarming warnings yet, claiming that the financial collapse he has spoken about…
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In a series of posts shared on social media platform X, Kiyosaki declared, “The END is here. The party is over. Hyperinflation is here.
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Kiyosaki pointed to a recent failed U.S. bond auction as a red flag that few are acknowledging.
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He didn’t hold back in his assessment, writing: “The Fed held an auction for U.S. bonds, and no one showed up.
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Kiyosaki has long described fiat currency—especially the U.S. dollar—as "fake money" due to its detachment from gold and its dependence on government control.
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In another message, Kiyosaki criticized the widespread belief that U.S. Treasury bonds are safe.
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“Nothing is safe if there is counterparty risk,” he said. He also lashed out at financial advisors, comparing their advice to trusting known criminals, stating that many…
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Kiyosaki’s solution is simple, yet radical: abandon paper assets and shift to tangible forms of value. For him, that means buying physical gold, silver, and especially Bitcoin.
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“As you know, I have been a broken record pleading with people to buy real gold, silver, and bitcoin,” he said. “No ETFs. ETFs are more expensive toilet paper.”
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He continued with his usual blunt tone, emphasizing: “Gold, silver, and bitcoin are money. Everything else is toilet paper.
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Kiyosaki believes that people who continue to save in fiat currency are not just missing out on wealth—they’re actively destroying it.
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Kiyosaki didn’t just offer a general endorsement of Bitcoin. He went a step further, forecasting a dramatic price increase.
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Why such a high valuation? Kiyosaki points to the same reason he has supported Bitcoin for years—its strength as a decentralized network.
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This aligns with his long-held belief that real wealth is built on principles that endure—not manipulated figures or paper promises.
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For decades, Kiyosaki has warned that the U.S. economy is being propped up by unsustainable practices—government debt, financial manipulation, and monetary policy that favors…
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