Robert Kiyosaki Ditches Gold and Silver, Goes All-In on Bitcoin
Robert Kiyosaki, best known for Rich Dad Poor Dad, is making a major shift in his investment approach, swapping gold and silver for Bitcoin (BTC).
After decades of favoring precious metals, he now believes Bitcoin holds the most potential for future gains.
Kiyosaki explained that he is rapidly offloading his gold and silver holdings to accumulate Bitcoin, predicting that BTC could soar to $250,000 by 2025. As of now, Bitcoin is valued at $102,011, reinforcing his confidence in its trajectory.
Pointing to America’s ballooning debt, which now exceeds $36.2 trillion, Kiyosaki sees Bitcoin as a hedge against reckless monetary policies. He warned that the U.S. government is printing $1 trillion every 90 days, devaluing traditional currencies.
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Bitcoin Investors Are Staying Put – Why Altcoins May Struggle This Cycle“For years, I trusted gold and silver to preserve wealth. But now, I’m going all-in on Bitcoin because fiat money is crumbling, and no one in power is addressing it,” he emphasized.
Kiyosaki sees the financial landscape undergoing a historic transformation, calling it the biggest shift in economic history—from paper money to digital assets. He remains committed to embracing Bitcoin, convinced that it will play a central role in the future of finance.
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