Robert Kiyosaki continues to criticize the US dollar and reaffirms his belief in Bitcoin (BTC). Well-known as the author of the financial bestseller 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad', Kiyosaki recently used social media to call the US dollar 'fake money' and send a warning message to those holding dollar assets.
He criticized those holding dollars using the metaphorical expression "don't teach pigs to sing". In particular, he reconstructed a conversation with a lifelong friend, pointing out that they are keeping their entire fortune in dollars at local banks. Kiyosaki claimed that "the US dollar has lost 95% of its purchasing power from when I was in my 20s until now", arguing that many people do not recognize the causal relationship between rising living costs like egg prices and actual purchasing power. He once again emphasized his existing asset philosophy that "savers are losers".
Kiyosaki also disclosed that he purchased new Bitcoin on July 1st. While he is confident that Bitcoin will reach $1 million per coin (approximately 1.39 billion won), he also acknowledged that he could be wrong. Nevertheless, he stated that "it is better to be a failing fool than a real loser who does not invest".
Kiyosaki explained that he can tolerate losses up to $10,000 (approximately 139 million won), and this decision stems from the 'experience and wisdom' he has gained in the investment field over decades. Based on this belief, he argued that Bitcoin will play the role of 'real money' in future global economic crises.
Kiyosaki predicts that Bitcoin could exceed $1 million in the 2030s and is advocating for choosing cryptocurrency alongside gold and silver instead of physical assets. His message goes beyond simple price forecasts and contains structural doubts about the dollar-centered financial system, causing significant resonance among investors.
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