Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, is once again stressing the importance of protecting financial assets against a monetary system he says is designed to impoverish the population. In a recent post on X, Kiyosaki tackled the Bitcoin vs. Gold vs. Silver debate, offering a compelling perspective on how individuals can take control of their wealth.

The origin of his vision: 1965 and Gresham's law

Kiyosaki recalled how in 1965, at the age of 18, he noticed a change in the silver coins of the United States. The appearance of copper on the edge of these coins was a sign that "real" money was being replaced by "counterfeit" money. This phenomenon, according to Gresham's Law, causes coins with greater intrinsic value to disappear from the system.

"I started stashing real money... little by little. Today I literally own tons of gold and silver," wrote Kiyosaki, who also noted that since 1985 he has invested in gold and silver mines to preserve his wealth.

Bitcoin: A New Way to Protect Yourself

In addition to gold and silver, Kiyosaki mentions that he saves Bitcoin, reinforcing his belief in the cryptocurrency as a refuge from inflation and irresponsible monetary policies.

For him, the problem lies in the management of the money supply by PhDs like Janet Yellen at the Treasury and the 760 economists at the Federal Reserve. In a critical tone, he said that the US dollar is on its way to becoming "toilet paper".

A plan to protect your assets.

For those who haven't started yet, Kiyosaki advises a simple but effective approach:

1. Choose a currency: Gold, Silver or Bitcoin.

2. Buy a unit: A bar, a coin or a satoshi.

3. Set a monthly goal: Continue accumulating consistently.

"You won't get rich quickly, but I promise you will get smarter and your wealth will grow along with your financial wisdom," he said. According to Kiyosaki, this approach is the key to the rich getting richer, while those who trust the system are left behind.

Kiyosaki's warning.

In his message, Kiyosaki urged people to stop listening to economists and academics who he says allow the government to steal citizens' wealth through a fake money system. "Please take care of your money because our leaders are stealing our wealth," he concluded.

With a clear and direct call to action, Kiyosaki seeks to inspire people to take control of their financial future in a world where, as he describes it, wealth is being systematically eroded.

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