Robert Kiyosaki, author of the famous book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again raised alarms about the US economy.
The writer blamed what he referred to as a 'sinister global banking cartel' for the destruction of savings for millions of people. Among the entities pointed out by Kiyosaki are the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan, the European Central Bank, and the Bank for International Settlements.
In a recent post, he stated that the 'corrupt and fraudulent US dollar is being eliminated,' noting that the financial collapse he anticipated in his books has already begun.
In light of this scenario, Robert Kiyosaki advised his followers to protect themselves by investing in Bitcoin (BTC), gold, and silver. In his most recent post, he emphasized:
The author reaffirms his confidence in these three assets as a refuge against the economic crisis that, according to him, is already underway. With record prices in gold, sustained demand for silver, and a rising Bitcoin, Kiyosaki believes that the fundamentals for holding hard assets are stronger than ever.
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Kiyosaki withstands volatility and doubles down on his strategy
Robert Kiyosaki's warnings come amid a wave of volatility driven by President Donald Trump's recent tariff policies. Last week was the most turbulent for Wall Street since the 2020 crisis, with the S&P 500 (SPY) dropping more than 10% since Trump returned to the presidency in January.
Despite the downward pressure on traditional markets, Kiyosaki's strategy based on physical assets has shown better resilience. According to Finbold, despite some corrections in the price of Bitcoin, the strength of gold and silver has supported his approach as a hedge against inflation and financial instability.
In another recent post, Robert Kiyosaki expressed his intention to build his own 'financial standard' based on these assets, labeling the economic measures of the Trump administration as the 'DOGE CHAINSAW MASSACRE.' With this expression, the author made it clear that he views the current situation as a premeditated economic catastrophe.
With an increasingly urgent message, Kiyosaki continues to warn that the time to act is running out. For him, only those who take refuge in assets outside the traditional banking system will be able to avoid the consequences of the collapse that, he claims, is already underway.
