TL;DR
- Robert Kiyosaki claims that Bitcoin is the easiest way to build wealth today.
- The author predicts that even a fraction of 0.01 BTC will be “invaluable” within two years.
- Kiyosaki recommends accumulating Bitcoin, following the lead of figures like Raoul Pal and Michael Saylor, as trust in U.S. Treasury bonds and the dollar declines.
In a world that increasingly distrusts the traditional financial system, financial guru and author of “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”, Robert Kiyosaki, is once again doubling down on Bitcoin. Through a message posted on his official X account (formerly Twitter) on May 26, Kiyosaki expressed his enthusiasm:
“I can’t believe how easy Bitcoin has made it to get rich… so easy. Why isn’t everyone buying and holding Bitcoin? Even 0.01 of a Bitcoin will be invaluable in two years… and it might make you very rich.”
With BTC currently trading around $109,000, a fraction of 0.01 represents an investment of just over $1,000—an amount that, according to Kiyosaki, could multiply significantly in a short period of time.
The Future of Bitcoin Is Now
But Kiyosaki didn’t stop there. In his message, he also highlighted Bitcoin’s scarcity as one of the key pillars of its value:
“Only between 1 and 2 million Bitcoins left to mine,” he warned. This scarcity could accelerate its appreciation, especially if the prediction of macro investor Raoul Pal proves accurate. Pal claims Bitcoin is entering a phase known as the “Banana Zone,”
Despite the usual price volatility that BTC experiences, Kiyosaki downplays those risks:
“Of course Bitcoin goes up and down… but so does real life.”
The comparison is far from trivial, while traditional markets wobble, Bitcoin stands out as a haven for those seeking financial independence.
Criticism of the Traditional Financial System and a Call to Action
The author also took the opportunity to sharply criticize U.S. Treasury bonds, comparing them to “toilet paper,” especially after Moody’s recent credit downgrade. According to Kiyosaki,
“central banks are selling U.S. bonds to buy gold,”
reinforcing his thesis that the debt-based financial system is nearing its end.
His advice is clear: “Don’t be a yellow banana,” referring to those who ignore the warning signs. Instead of relying on traditional instruments like ETFs or bonds, he recommends following crypto sector experts such as Raoul Pal, Michael Saylor, and Anthony Pompliano. He also encourages exploring educational content like Bitcoin Zella and thinking seriously about “the future of money.”
