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"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" (Rich Dad, Poor Dad), heavily criticizes the traditional financial system. He believes that children are taught to work for "fake money", and that the educational system reinforces this idea.
Kiyosaki confirmed that the focus should be on real assets that build wealth such as Bitcoin. According to him, most people remain poor because they learn to rely on fiat currencies that are inflationary in nature like the dollar.
Kiyosaki described central banks as "criminal organizations" during one of his recent podcasts. He sees these institutions as responsible for creating inflation that harms the middle and lower classes. He said, "Every time you print money, you print fake things. People like me get richer, but the middle and lower classes become poorer."
Kiyosaki also compared central banks to Marxists, noting that their actions increase the gap between the rich and the poor.
It is noteworthy in this context that inflation significantly affects individuals' purchasing power. For example, $1000 from August 2000 has now lost about 47% of its value according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Kiyosaki explained that while inflation continues, Bitcoin offers a real alternative. He pointed out the astonishing increase in the value of the digital currency by 900% over the past five years.
Kiyosaki's journey with investing in Bitcoin
Kiyosaki has been one of the most prominent advocates of Bitcoin for several years. He admitted that he needed time to fully understand the digital currency. He began purchasing the currency when its price was around $6000. Kiyosaki said, "I have about 60 Bitcoins," referring to his current holdings worth millions of dollars.
Kiyosaki believes in the future of the leading digital currency, expecting its value to reach a million dollars within the next decade. Despite his optimism about Bitcoin, he advised investors to be cautious of paper assets like exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Kiyosaki began converting his wealth into tangible assets like Bitcoin, gold, and silver, instead of relying on traditional investments.
Kiyosaki also shared his belief that Bitcoin represents an excellent means of hedging against inflation. He emphasized the need for more people to recognize its potential in preserving wealth during periods of economic uncertainty. By holding assets like Bitcoin, Kiyosaki believes individuals can protect themselves from inflationary forces.
Bitcoin as a solution to inflation in affected countries
Inflation continues to harm economies, especially in countries like Venezuela. In these regions, people have increasingly turned to digital currencies for financial stability. Tether and Bitcoin, for example, have become common tools to combat hyperinflation.
Robert Kiyosaki has noticed similar trends in Argentina, where inflation and currency devaluation have led to significant financial pressure. As a result, many citizens have turned to Bitcoin as a means of preserving value. Kiyosaki encourages investors to consider digital assets like Bitcoin to protect their wealth.