In an era where traditional finance clashes with digital assets, top financial writer and author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad,' Robert Kiyosaki, once again throws out shocking statements: still clinging to fiat currency? Then you are doomed to be a loser.
On June 6, Kiyosaki posted on the X platform, directly addressing those who refuse to invest in Bitcoin and still regard "fake money" (fiat currency) as a savings tool, stating that they will be ruthlessly eliminated by the times. He emphasized that inflation is eroding the purchasing power of ordinary people, and keeping assets in a depreciating fiat currency system is a form of chronic financial suicide.
Embrace Change: Kiyosaki's 'Orange Pill.'
Kiyosaki consistently advocates: true financial freedom comes from betraying old rules and embracing a new order. In his eyes, Bitcoin is not just a digital asset but a symbol of the disruption of the fiat currency system. He reminds investors that those stuck in feelings of "I could have" or "I should have" are often regulars who miss every major opportunity. And Bitcoin is the opportunity presented before us at this moment.
It is worth noting that Kiyosaki is not speaking out of emotion. For many years, he has publicly supported Bitcoin, calling it the ultimate weapon against inflation. He has stated: "Bitcoin is the biggest wealth opportunity in history; only action-takers can seize it."
The faith in fiat currency is collapsing.
Kiyosaki's warning is not an isolated case. More and more financial moguls are beginning to question the stability of the fiat currency system. As venture capitalist Tim Draper said, with the Federal Reserve continuously overprinting money, the value of fiat currency is spiraling down, while Bitcoin, as a clearly scarce asset, is quietly gaining strength.
Data shows that by 2025, the purchasing power of global fiat currency will have dropped to a near ten-year low, while Bitcoin, despite experiencing short-term corrections, remains strong above $100,000, with a year-to-date increase of over 50%. As of the time of writing, the trading price of Bitcoin is $103,383, up 1.75% for the day.
This trend is being accurately captured by the sentiment monitoring tool of the Mlion.ai platform. The latest data shows that large wallets (whale addresses) on-chain are continuously accumulating BTC, while cash-related ETF funds tied to fiat currency are accelerating their outflows. Mlion.ai's on-chain data and sentiment analysis section is becoming an essential reference for an increasing number of institutional investors in their strategy formulation.
In addition to Bitcoin, gold and silver are also Kiyosaki's favorites.
It is worth mentioning that Kiyosaki's asset allocation is not limited to Bitcoin. He also recommends gold and silver, believing that these two precious metals remain the top choice for stable investments in an environment of increasing global financial uncertainty.
Especially silver, he frankly states that the current price is severely undervalued. Silver has increased nearly 10% since the beginning of this week and is now reported at $36 per ounce. Kiyosaki predicts it could hit the $70 mark before the end of the year. As for Bitcoin, he boldly predicts $200,000, expecting it to be realized by the end of the 2025 bull market.
Kiyosaki concluded: "The reason winners win is not because they are lucky, but because they dare to act when others hesitate. Don't wait until Bitcoin hits $200,000 to regret."
In conclusion: Opportunities belong only to those who plan ahead.
Kiyosaki's warning is actually a wake-up call for all investors: do not pin your hopes on fiat currency not collapsing, and do not hesitate at critical moments.
If you are still on the sidelines, you might as well leverage AI investment research platforms like Mlion.ai, combining on-chain capital flows, market sentiment, and news flashes for a comprehensive insight. AI will help you discern trends from data and avoid becoming part of the "I knew it all along" crowd.
Disclaimer: The above content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute any investment advice! Investing carries risks, and caution is advised when entering the market.
