Renowned financial educator and Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has once again endorsed Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) as powerful hedges against inflation. In a recent X post, Kiyosaki urged investors to abandon fiat currencies and save their wealth in what he calls “real money” — Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver. According to him, government-issued currencies are “fake money” that benefit the wealthy while pushing the poor and middle class further into hardship.
Kiyosaki expressed concern that while he’s pleased to see assets like BTC and ETH appreciate, rising inflation continues to make life difficult for average citizens. He warned investors to avoid being victims of what he described as a “broken and corrupt monetary system.” This, he said, is why moving away from fiat currencies into tangible or decentralized assets is a smarter long-term strategy.
This latest message aligns with Kiyosaki’s ongoing advocacy for alternative assets. Last month, he pointed to a massive bond market collapse across the U.S., U.K., and Europe as further evidence of the fragility of traditional financial systems. He urged investors to safeguard their money in cryptocurrencies and commodities instead of relying on unstable government bonds.
Echoing this sentiment, Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser referenced Jack Dorsey’s 2021 prediction that hyperinflation would “change everything.” Keiser stated that the recent surges in Bitcoin and gold prices confirm Dorsey’s warning, emphasizing that BTC remains the ultimate safe haven. Unlike gold and silver, which are easily confiscated, Bitcoin is “unconfiscatable,” giving it an edge as a store of value in times of economic uncertainty.
With Bitcoin recently surpassing $126,000 before a slight market correction, both Kiyosaki and Keiser’s calls reinforce the growing view that cryptocurrencies are not just speculative assets but essential tools for preserving wealth in an inflationary world.
