Robert Kiyosaki says ditch ‘fake money’ for Bitcoin, gold, and silver
Summary
Robert Kiyosaki criticizes centralized monetary policy, urging followers to abandon "fake money" in favor of Bitcoin, gold, and silver. He cites former Congressman Ron Paul, who equates central bank interest rate setting to socialist control, warning it erodes wealth and economic freedom. Kiyosaki argues that fiat currency is a "dying" asset, inflated by government spending and manipulation. He promotes decentralized assets as essential hedges against inflation and advocates for personal sovereignty in financial matters. Kiyosaki predicts Bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2035, with gold at $30,000 and silver at $3,000. Other financial figures, like Cathie Wood, also express optimism about Bitcoin's future value.
