Kiyosaki Exposes Schools’ ’Fake Money’ Indoctrination - Why Traditional Finance Is Failing You
Robert Kiyosaki just dropped a truth bomb on the education system—and it's exploding across financial circles.
The 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' author isn't holding back: He's calling out schools for pushing what he labels 'fake money' propaganda while completely ignoring real wealth-building assets.
Wake-Up Call For Modern Investors
Kiyosaki's message cuts through the noise: Traditional financial education prepares you for a system that's fundamentally broken. While schools teach balanced budgets and 9-to-5 career paths, he argues they're missing the biggest wealth transfer in history happening right now in digital assets.
Why Crypto Trumps Classroom Theory
Real-world financial literacy isn't found in textbooks—it's in understanding how decentralized networks bypass traditional banking bottlenecks. While academics debate theoretical models, blockchain technology keeps minting new millionaires who understand scarcity versus infinite fiat printing.
The brutal truth? Your economics professor probably still thinks Bitcoin is a 'fad' while early adopters are locking in generational wealth—but hey, at least you can recite Keynesian theory while watching your savings get inflated away.
Kiyosaki: Bitcoin soars as inflation persists, ETFs risky
The Federal Reserve targets 2% annual inflation, but August 2025 figures clocked in at 2.9% for headline inflation and 3.2% for Core inflation, levels above the goal that have persisted since 2021. In contrast, Bitcoin has surged over 900% in the last five years, climbing from roughly $11,670 to about $117,200 as of Thursday, per CoinGecko.
Kiyosaki, who bought his first BTC at $6,000, now holds around 60 coins, valued at roughly $7 million. His strategy now includes funneling rental property income into Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, silver, and oil.
Looking ahead, Kiyosaki reiterated his April forecast that Bitcoin could hit $180 million by this year. Yet he urged caution on exchange-traded funds (ETFs), dubbing them “paper assets” prone to collapse in a bank run, though he conceded they’re the simplest entry for everyday investors.
Kiyosaki’s remarks echo broader debates on inflation’s global bite. Economist Saifedean Ammous, author of “The Bitcoin Standard,” recently predicted on his X post that Argentines would flee the devaluing peso toward the U.S. dollar and Bitcoin. On May 20, 2025, Real Vision CEO Raoul Pal similarly advised on X that stacking crypto and non-fungible tokens against currency erosion.
On July 28, 2025, Kiyosaki warned of a potential U.S. economic crash akin to 1929, urging people to rethink 401(k)s and IRAs heavy in stocks. He noted Buffett and Rogers sold stocks for cash or silver, while he holds gold, silver, and Bitcoin.
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