Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki repeats call to buy gold, silver, bitcoin; warns of imminent crash
ADVERTISEMENT In his latest post on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Kiyosaki reiterated his long-standing criticism of central banks and warned that the world is headed towards a major financial collapse.
Urging his followers to avoid fiat currency, he added: 'Stop saving FAKE $' and advised: 'Start saving real gold, silver, Bitcoin.'
In his post, Kiyosaki referred to his well-known principle, stating: 'RICH DADs RULE: 'Savers are Losers.''He argued that every time the US Federal Reserve encounters a financial crisis, its response is to "PRINT fake $", citing historical instances such as the 1987 Market Crash, 1998 LTCM collapse, 2019 Repo Market seizure, COVID-19 pandemic, and the Silicon Valley Bank crash as evidence of the central bank's repeated monetary expansion.
blockquote class="twitter-tweet"p lang="en" dir="ltr"RICH DADs RULE: 'Savers are Losers.'br/br/Q: What does the Fed do when they F.U?br/br/A: 1987 Market Crash? PRINT fake $br/1998 LTCM collapse? PRINT fake $br/2019 Repo Market seizure? PRINTbr/COVID-19 Pandemic? PRINT fake $br/SILICON VALLEY BANK crash PRINTbr/br/It's not a new crisis….its the…/p— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) a href="https://twitter.com/theRealKiyosaki/status/1947350316468601246?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw"July 21, 2025/a/blockquote script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"/script
ADVERTISEMENT 'It's not a new crisis.... It's the same crisis getting bigger,' Kiyosaki wrote, underscoring his view that systemic issues in the financial system are compounding over time.In the same post, Kiyosaki called on investors to protect their wealth, warning that 'America is the biggest debtor nation in history... because of the FED.' He concluded his message with his earlier prediction: 'The Biggest Crash in history is coming….soon.'
ADVERTISEMENT Kiyosaki has been consistently vocal in recommending precious metals and cryptocurrencies as a hedge against what he perceives as unsustainable monetary policies by the Federal Reserve.In an earlier post on X, Kiyosaki had also forecasted that silver prices could double from current levels, reinforcing his bullish stance on the metal. He asserted that silver was still significantly undervalued and that investors should consider adding it to their portfolios.
ADVERTISEMENT This latest warning from the finance author adds to his series of public statements over recent months, where he has expressed concerns about the stability of the US economy, the rising debt levels, and the potential devaluation of fiat currency due to what he terms 'money printing'.Kiyosaki's message to investors remains consistent: avoid storing wealth in cash, which he calls "fake money", and focus instead on acquiring tangible assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin as a means of wealth preservation.
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