Are You Secretly Breaking the Laws of Money?
Most people stay poor because they unknowingly violate the two most powerful financial laws. These laws don’t care how hard you work — if you break them, you lose.
LAW #1: Gresham’s Law
“When bad money floods the system, good money disappears.”
In Rich Dad Poor Dad, I warned: “Savers are losers.” In 2025, the poor are still saving fake money—fiat currencies like the US dollar—while the wealthy stack real assets: gold, silver, Bitcoin. That’s why they win.
LAW #2: Metcalfe’s Law
This is the law of networks. McDonald’s is a network, which is why it thrives. Joe’s Burger Shack? Not a network—no leverage, no scalability.
FedEx is a network. Joe’s one-man delivery truck? Not a network.
Bitcoin is a decentralized, growing, global network. Most altcoins? Not.
If you want to build real wealth, obey the laws.
Michael Saylor put it best: “Only invest in what a rich person would buy from you.”
That’s why I don’t save dollars—they violate Gresham’s Law.
I don’t touch worthless tokens—they break Metcalfe’s Law.
Instead, I accumulate assets that follow the rules: gold, silver, and Bitcoin.
Do you obey the laws of money—or are they quietly breaking you?
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