Renowned author Robert Kiyosaki, best known for his book Rich Dad, Poor Dad, predicts that the prices of bitcoin, gold, and silver will rise significantly in the near future. The main reason, he says, is the expected cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve (Fed), which will lead investors to move away from “fake assets” like U.S. bonds toward real assets. Kiyosaki warns that it’s important to act before it’s too late.
Investors Must Focus on Real Assets
According to Kiyosaki, investors should move away from traditional “fake assets,” such as U.S. government bonds, and focus on assets that hold real value, like bitcoin, gold, silver, and real estate. When the Fed cuts interest rates, these assets will become even more attractive, and their prices are expected to rise significantly.
Kiyosaki also pointed out that pointless debates over whether it’s better to invest in gold or bitcoin may cause investors to miss out on major opportunities for wealth growth. Instead, he urges them to take action.
Preparing for a #Bitcoin Price Surge
Kiyosaki emphasizes that the reduction of interest rates by the Federal Reserve will trigger a massive shift in capital from traditional assets like U.S. bonds toward real assets such as real estate, precious metals, and cryptocurrencies. He believes this shift will occur once the Fed changes its policy and cuts interest rates.
Bitcoin has clearly risen by more than 4% following the rate cut.
In a recent post on X (formerly known as Twitter), Kiyosaki predicted an explosion in the prices of bitcoin, gold, and silver. He believes that investors who continue debating whether gold or bitcoin is a better investment will be left behind and miss the opportunity brought by the Fed’s rate cuts.
Kiyosaki likened this debate to choosing between a Ferrari and a Lamborghini, while the person debating is actually riding a bus. His message is clear: those who only discuss without taking action will lose significant gains. He urged his followers to stop debating and focus on how much bitcoin, gold, and silver they actually own.
Inflation and the Fed: Kiyosaki's View on Real Asset Growth
Kiyosaki bases his predictions on the impact of interest rate movements and rising inflation, which he sees as one of the biggest threats to the savings of ordinary Americans. According to him, the Fed’s monetary policy, which drives inflation, disproportionately harms the middle and lower classes, especially retirees.
In one of his statements, he mentioned speaking with a friend from the baby boomer generation, who complained that inflation is “eating away at their retirement savings.” Kiyosaki argues that the Federal Reserve’s practice of printing money is driving up the prices of essentials like food, housing, and energy, which has a devastating impact on the quality of life for many Americans.
Kiyosaki’s Criticism: The Monetary System Increases Inequality
Kiyosaki’s criticism of the Fed goes further. He claims that the current monetary system benefits the wealthy, while leaving the poor and middle class behind. By printing more money, Kiyosaki says, the rich get richer, while the poor get poorer. He believes this practice contributes to widening economic inequality.
Kiyosaki warns that those who are not prepared for the Fed’s pivot will face serious financial challenges, while those who invest in real assets will prosper. He sees real assets like bitcoin, gold, and silver as a way to protect wealth from inflation and financial shocks, which he expects to result from the Federal Reserve’s policies.
Fake Assets vs. Real Assets
Kiyosaki concludes by stating that American investors need to be particularly cautious and focus on real assets that can withstand inflation and currency devaluation. “Fake assets,” such as U.S. bonds, will become worthless, while real assets will provide stability and growth.
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