Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling personal finance book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has voiced support for the growing role of cryptocurrency in personal finance and wealth creation.
According to Kiyosaki, technology and digital currencies are opening new doors for investors by simplifying complex transactions and reducing traditional financial risks, he said in an X post on June 25.
For instance, he highlighted the use of cryptocurrency in real estate as one of the most compelling examples, noting that acquiring physical assets using digital money is becoming increasingly feasible.
In his view, integrating cyber money into investment strategies marks a turning point in financial education.
Kiyosaki suggested that those who embrace and understand this shift will be better positioned to succeed, while those clinging to outdated systems may struggle to adapt.
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His focus continues to center on helping individuals distinguish between what he calls “fake money,” such as fiat currencies, and tangible assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin (BTC).
“I find it fascinating how technology, in those case, cyber money, makes it easier to get richer, with lower risk. Pure genius. Trust you are a proactive learner and preparing for a brave, insane new world of fake money vs real money, gold, silver, and Bitcoin,” he said.
He has also warned that the global financial system is under growing strain, arguing that only those who proactively educate themselves and adapt will withstand what he sees as an impending crisis.
This aligns with Kiyosaki’s longstanding warnings of a potential economic collapse. As reported by Finbold, he recently cautioned about an impending “global monetary collapse,” stressing that individuals who hold tangible assets are more likely to endure the fallout.
Overall, Kiyosaki remains bullish on gold and Bitcoin and has recently shifted his attention to silver, arguing that the market may be undervaluing its monetary and industrial significance.
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