Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, has intensified his critique of the U.S. Federal Reserve, claiming its relevance is crumbling as digital assets reshape global finance. He says continued exposure to fiat and rising national debt make crypto and especially Bitcoin essential for wealth protection.
Kiyosaki has doubled down on his warnings of an impending monetary collapse, referring to U.S. debt levels above $30 trillion and the structural fault lines of modern central banking. Yet, he also frames market dips like a potential drop of Bitcoin below $90,000 as buying opportunities. Rather than selling during a crash, he plans to double his crypto position.
While skeptics dismiss Kiyosaki’s rhetoric as hyperbole, his voice resonates with retail investors worried about inflation and currency debasement. His narrative underscores the growing narrative of crypto as a monetary reset, challenging legacy institutions and inviting broader public debate on central bank solvency.
