Robert Kiyosaki warns the U.S. dollar is being wiped out, urging investors to buy bitcoin now, saying it’s not too late to protect wealth and gain freedom.
Robert Kiyosaki Says Bitcoin Is Roaring as US Dollar Gets Erased
Robert Kiyosaki, the author behind Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again delivered a stark warning about the stability of the global financial system, underscoring long-standing concerns he has voiced in prior publications. With his book translated into more than 50 languages and sold in over 100 countries, Kiyosaki’s messages have reached a wide audience over the past two decades.
Posting on social media platform X on April 13, Kiyosaki pointed to key indicators he believes signal deepening instability in traditional financial markets: surging demand for silver, record-high gold prices, and the continued ascent of bitcoin. He wrote:
Please listen to gold, silver, and bitcoin. What are they telling you? Gold is at an all-time high, demand for silver is exploding, and bitcoin is roaring.
“Are you listening?” he questioned, reiterating that his message builds on warnings detailed in earlier books, including Rich Dad’s Prophecy, Who Stole My Pension, and Fake. “That giant crash has arrived,” he declared.
Framing the situation as a systemic unraveling, Kiyosaki accused central banks of facilitating a massive erosion of wealth. Suggesting that retail investors and savers are being displaced by institutions operating under a broader agenda, he asserted:
The corrupt and crooked U.S. dollar is being wiped out.
The famous author specifically named central banking entities—including the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan, the European Central Bank (ECB), and the U.S. Federal Reserve—as primary agents of what he described as a deliberate economic restructuring. “Savers of stocks, bonds, ETFs, and mutual funds are being wiped out… their wealth stolen by a sinister global banking cartel,” he stated. “Aren’t you ‘Fed up’? Please take care. It’s not too late.”
Encouraging action, Kiyosaki advised individuals to shift toward tangible, non-sovereign assets, stating:
Those who take action and acquire real gold, silver, and bitcoin may come out of this premeditated disaster… the new rich and the new leaders of the world.
Concluding his commentary, he criticized the value proposition of traditional education, especially when financed through student debt, questioning whether it adequately prepares individuals for financial independence. A long-time advocate for decentralized assets, Kiyosaki again emphasized bitcoin’s role as “the people’s money,” positioning it as a hedge against fiat depreciation and institutional control. He maintained that a fundamental reset of global financial systems is not imminent, but already in motion.
