Kiyosaki Calls Out the Global Banking System and Urges Action
Personal finance author and investor Robert Kiyosaki, best known for Rich Dad, Poor Dad, has issued a stark warning amid rising geopolitical tensions and market instability. According to Kiyosaki, the world is on the brink of the greatest financial collapse in history, and only Bitcoin, gold, and silver can protect people from the fallout.
"This is a well-planned crash. The value of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs is plunging. Millions are watching their savings evaporate."
He places the blame squarely on what he calls the "international banking cartel" — including the U.S. Federal Reserve, Bank of England, ECB, BIS, and Bank of Japan.
"The Dollar is Dying — Bitcoin is Freedom"Kiyosaki did not mince words regarding fiat currency, particularly the U.S. dollar:
"The banking elite is stealing people's wealth. The dollar is being destroyed right in front of your eyes," he wrote.
Kiyosaki advocates that those who act now — by accumulating Bitcoin, physical gold, and silver — can emerge not only financially protected, but as part of the new global leadership.
A Crisis That Rewards the PreparedAs trade wars intensify and central banks fumble with inflation control, Kiyosaki sees Bitcoin not as a speculative bet, but as a financial lifeboat.
"What are you going to do? Go back to college, get deeper into debt, and never learn anything about money?"
For Kiyosaki, real education lies in understanding assets outside of the fiat system.
Caution on Retirement Funds, Yet Confidence in BitcoinInterestingly, Kiyosaki recently discouraged investors from moving retirement funds directly into Bitcoin, citing regulatory uncertainty and custodial risk.
However, he remains firm that holding BTC outright, alongside precious metals, is the most rational strategy as global markets face systemic shocks.
Final Thoughts: Collapse for the Many, Opportunity for the FewRobert Kiyosaki's message is consistent and urgent:
As markets tremble under the weight of manipulated policy and global debt, Kiyosaki believes Bitcoin is no longer an experiment — it's the answer.