You Won’t Believe What Robert Kiyosaki Thinks About “Fake Money” and Bitcoin 🚀

by

It appears that Robert Kiyosaki, a fellow of robust financial lung-power, is once again flapping about in the Twitter aviary, throwing coins—real or otherwise—at anyone slow enough to listen. His latest: a clarion call for all and sundry to liberate themselves from “fake money” and sink their teeth into the juicy steak of Bitcoin (BTC), leaving the limp lettuce of fiat currency behind.

Kiyosaki Cheers Ron Paul’s Crusade Against The Fed (Bring Your Own Pitchfork)

On May 10, Kiyosaki dusted off his X account (formerly Twitter, dear reader, before Elon took the vowels out of everything) to parrot the “pearls of wisdom” from Ron Paul—Congressman, author, and full-time Fed basher. Paul’s campaign isn’t just against America’s Federal Reserve; he’d like to see the whole global lot of central banks shown the door, preferably with a sound, honest money system following close behind as security.

WORDS of WISDOM from former US Congressman Ron Paul: Author of “End the Fed” and advocate for ending the Fed, all Central Banks, and getting back to a sound honest money system.

Ron Paul states:

“A central bank setting interest rates is price fixing and a form of central…

— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) May 10, 2025

In less diplomatic terms, Paul likened central bank interest fiddling to the economic shenanigans of Marxists at a price-fixing jamboree—turns out, he isn’t thrilled about it. He warns that such tomfoolery will erode personal wealth and generally squish individual freedom flatter than a pancake under a grand piano. 🥞🎹

Kiyosaki, never one to miss a parade he agrees with, jumped in with both feet and a couple of exclamation marks. He laments the era of “fake money” for bringing in waves of dodgy accounting, suspect leaders, and enough dishonesty to power its own reality television series.

His suggested antidote? A healthy breakfast of Bitcoin, silver, and gold. Presumably served with a side of distrust for your bank manager.

Spoiler: Kiyosaki Has Never Been a Fan of Paper Money (Film at 11)

If you think this is Kiyosaki’s first rodeo with the dollar, think again. He’s previously described the currency as “dying”—though with the US dollar’s track record, it’s a bit like calling the Empire State Building “over the hill.” His tirades against government spending and central bank chicanery are almost as regular as his book plugs, and just as lively.

As 2024 wound down, Kiyosaki’s warning klaxon was louder than ever, forecasting an economic storm fit to mess up even the sturdiest toupee. His advice on the X platform was to stack BTC, gold, and silver like a dragon who misread a savings pamphlet.

The crypto market, meanwhile, has been rollercoastering with the glee of a caffeinated squirrel—digital assets up one minute, down the next.

Did that faze our protagonist? Not one bit. He encouraged everyone to treat market dips as prime bargain-hunting season—“the best time to get rich,” if you believe him (and, apparently, enough do to keep him in business). Earlier, Kiyosaki predicted Bitcoin would reach $250,000 in 2025. The current price, needless to say, still has some jogging to do. But hope, as they say, springs eternal—and in this case, so does Kiyosaki’s optimism.

Bitcoin: Now Breaking $103,000 and Mocking Its Critics

Despite volatility that would make a circus acrobat feel queasy, Bitcoin has recently flexed back above the $103,000 mark—a climb from below $93,000 not too long ago. Apparently, Bitcoin doesn’t get stage fright.

At the time of this dispatch, BTC hovered around $103,696.53, having enjoyed a sprightly 0.65% bump in the preceding 24 hours. On-chain oracles now whisper that the king of crypto is off on another parabolic jaunt towards its former all-time high of $109,114.88.

Whether Kiyosaki’s wild-eyed prophecy materializes or not, one thing’s for certain: you can always trust him to recommend Bitcoin over building a pillow fort with dollar bills. 🛌💸🪙

Read More

2025-05-10 20:50