Kiyosaki Doubles Down: Why Hard Assets Will Crush Fiat Before 2026
The 'Rich Dad' prophet strikes again—Robert Kiyosaki just tripled his bet on Bitcoin, gold, and silver while calling fiat 'toilet paper.' Here's why his latest warning should make central bankers sweat.
### The Hard Truth About Soft Money
With inflation eating 90% of currencies alive, Kiyosaki's pivot to tangible assets isn't just advice—it's a survival manual. His 2026 prediction? 'When the music stops, only those holding real assets get chairs.'
### Bitcoin: The Ultimate Hedge
While Wall Street obsesses over quarterly earnings, the author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' quietly accumulated more BTC. His reasoning? 'Blockchain doesn't bend to political pressure—unlike the Federal Reserve.'
### The Cynic's Take
Of course, this comes from the same guy who's sold millions of books preaching financial independence—while making bank on book sales. But when the USD collapse he's predicted since 2002 finally happens? He'll look like a genius.
Whale Sell-Offs Threaten Bitcoin’s Rally Amid Persistent Onchain Outflows
He’s been a fierce critic of U.S. fiscal policy, accusing the Treasury and the Fed of turning America into “the biggest debtor nation in history.” Still, on-chain indicators suggest he may be onto something: analytics platform crypto Crib reports Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio has returned to 1.8 – a zone that historically precedes strong recoveries.
Adding to that optimism, Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, recently predicted that growing U.S. debt will force the Fed into a “stealth” version of quantitative easing, quietly flooding markets with liquidity – a MOVE he believes will ultimately lift crypto prices across the board.
