Renowned market strategist and author Robert Kiyosaki is a staunch believer in the future of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin. He also urges the financial community to follow his lead, offering strong support for the digital asset, which is currently in need of greater demand.
In his lecture, Kiyosaki referred to Gresham's Law, which states that bad money drives out good money. Later, the investor took to social media platform X to state that inflation and massive money printing by the US central bank had turned the US dollar into "bad money." Meanwhile, gold, silver, and Bitcoin are considered "good money" as they do not lose value over time. According to the American author, gold and silver have been "hiding from the fake US dollar for years," but now the situation has changed, with gold, silver, and BTC "forcing the fake US dollar into hiding."
Kiyosaki also mentioned Metcalfe's Law, which posits that the financial value or influence of a network is proportional to the square of the number of users in the system. For example, network marketing has more power than small businesses, and this principle applies to Bitcoin.
Furthermore, Kiyosaki predicted a massive stock market crash in February 2025, describing it as the biggest in history. However, the author reassured market participants, suggesting that they could save their savings by investing in Bitcoin and precious metals.
He warned that in the event of a crash, billions of dollars would flow out of the stock and bond markets, with investors rushing into Bitcoin, driving its value to new heights. Kiyosaki also urged investors to start shifting their assets into BTC and precious metals such as gold and silver. "Even one Satoshi will make you rich, while millions lose everything," he added.
Recently, Kiyosaki spoke out against the TRUMP meme coin launched by US President Donald Trump. According to the investor, tokens created by politicians and celebrities lack intrinsic value. Such meme coins are steering the crypto industry away from its original vision as the future of finance, Kiyosaki concluded.
