Robert Kiyosaki Calls US Dollar Fake Money, Urges Move To Gold And Bitcoin

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Ah, Robert Kiyosaki, that ever-so-popular financial sage and author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has graced us once again with his ever-insightful critique of the US dollar. In his latest social media post (no, not a tweet, a post on X, because that’s where all the cool, non-conformist financial gurus hang out these days), he boldly declares that the US dollar is “fake money.” How daring, how edgy. Someone call the authorities! 😱

In his ever-eloquent musings, Kiyosaki laments the state of the global monetary system. Apparently, it’s not just broken-it’s downright corrupt! But fear not, dear reader, because Kiyosaki has a solution for you: dump your government-issued paper (aka “fake” money) and invest in assets like gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. Why? Because according to Kiyosaki, those are the real assets. Forget about those pesky things like, you know, actual currency or investing in your future by saving! 🙄

Inflation And The ‘Fake Money’ Crisis

According to the ever-astute Kiyosaki, the rich keep getting richer, not because of some outdated idea that hard work equals success, but because government-issued currency just showers the rich with more riches. Shocking, right? And while he’s thrilled to see the value of gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum climbing higher, his “real” concern is-wait for it-how tough life is for those without these assets. Let that sink in. 😅

“The price of life,” Kiyosaki solemnly declares, “makes life harder on the poor and middle class.” A moving statement, indeed, based on recent global macroeconomic events (inflation, anyone?) that have made everything cost more. In the US, reports reveal that 75% of Americans are seeing their spending rise due to the soaring prices of goods and services. But hey, don’t worry about that. Just buy some gold, silver, or Bitcoin. It’s totally that simple. 🤷‍♂️

Let’s be clear: Kiyosaki is not a fan of “fake” fiat money. It’s like he’s really not into it. For him, gold and silver are the only real assets, and everything else? Well, let’s just say it doesn’t quite make the cut. Unsurprising, considering Kiyosaki has always made his disdain for fiat currencies clear. A true fan of the shiny, metallic stuff-and the cryptos. 💰

Speaking of shiny things, Kiyosaki doesn’t just stop at gold and silver. Oh no, he’s also a big fan of Bitcoin and Ethereum. In fact, he’s even gone as far as to predict that Bitcoin could skyrocket to $13 million in the coming years. Yes, you read that correctly: $13 million. Maybe he’s onto something, or maybe he’s just wildly optimistic. Either way, it’s entertaining, and isn’t that what really matters? 😎

“Please,” Kiyosaki urges with a sense of urgency that would make even the most dramatic of soap opera stars proud, “save real money. Gold, silver, Bitcoin, Ethereum-not Fake government Money.” Because if there’s one thing we all need, it’s a billionaire telling us how to handle our finances. No pressure. 🙄

Recent Market Performance

Now, for a little bit of market drama. The assets that Kiyosaki loves (gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum) have been doing some fancy footwork lately. Gold, in particular, has been on a tear, hitting new all-time highs and marking its ninth consecutive week of bullish momentum. Talk about consistency. This week, it created its largest single-week advance on record, reaching a dizzying $4,379 per ounce. Hold onto your hats, folks, because this price might just break records again! 🎩

Silver, not to be left behind, has also reached new heights, touching $54.2 per ounce. It’s like the metal is trying to prove it’s just as valuable as its shinier cousin. 🪙

As for Bitcoin and Ethereum? Well, let’s just say they’ve had a bit of a rough patch lately. After a flash crash triggered by some tariff news from President Trump, both cryptos took a nosedive below important support levels. But fear not! Bitcoin had started October with a new all-time high of over $126,000, so maybe they’ll bounce back. Or maybe they’ll crash again. Who knows? 🤷‍♂️

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2025-10-20 09:39