Economist“Robert Kiyosaki” reveals
why he trusts Bitcoin more than cash
“Robert Kiyosaki”, economist and well-known author of the book “Rich Dad Poor
Dad”, expressed his growing confidence in Bitcoin, considering it a real haven in
the face of monetary crises, compared to what he described as counterfeit
currencies such as the US dollar.
In a message published on the X platform, “Kiyosaki” called on his followers to
understand the laws of money, noting that ignoring these principles
is what keeps many in the cycle of poverty.
He highlighted "
two basic laws in his proposal :
“Gresham”'s law, which suggests that bad currency drives good out of circulation
and “Metcalf”'s law, which links the value of a network to the number of its users
holding that Bitcoin derives its power from a strong and growing network.
“Kiyosaki”
emphasized that gold, silver and Bitcoin represent good money, compared to fiat
currencies that constantly lose their value, wondering about the logic of saving
money whose purchasing power is eroding day after day.
He pointed out that Bitcoin is similar to successful companies that build strong
networks such as “FedEx” and ”McDonald's”, as opposed to small projects that
fail due to their lack of network advantage.
He advised investing in digital currencies that are supported
by real networks and not just marketing advertising.
For his part :
“Michael Saylor”, CEO of “MicroStrategy”, continued to strongly support Bitcoin
as his company announced the purchase of an additional 7,390 Bitcoins this week
worth $764 million, bringing the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to more
than 576 thousand Bitcoins, with a value exceeding 62 billion.dollar.
The average purchase price of “Sailor” is approximately $69,726.
“kiyosaki” cited “saylor”'s advice that:
Invest only in what wealthy people buy, reinforcing his vision that Bitcoin is no
longer a marginal asset, but rather has become a recognized
investment tool among major investors.
“Kiyosaki”
expects Bitcoin to reach $500,000, driven by high inflation
and public debt, and a lack of confidence in traditional monetary systems.
As institutional
and individual adoption increases, including through ETFs, the digital currency is
believed to be poised for further rise, driven by global economic instability.
Robert Kiyosaki warns:
Inflation is hitting the wealthy of global franchises
In a remarkable irony :
- some of the richest owners of global franchises such as McDonald's
- and Burger King have begun to face the risk of bankruptcy
- according to what well-known businessman
and writer Robert Kiyosaki revealed through
his official account on the X platform (formerly Twitter).
Kiyosaki explained :
that the main reason behind this sudden phenomenon :
is due to high inflation rates, which prompted the lower-income classes to refrain
from eating fast food from these major chains, as the cost of a small meal has
become beyond their purchasing power.
This, in turn, led to a decline in demand :
for basic products such as French fries, to the point that one of
McDonald's major potato suppliers recently declared bankruptcy.
Kiyosaki pointed :
out that this shift, although it may push the poor towards healthier
and less expensive food options such as apples and cabbage
its economic impact is deeper and more dangerous. The sharp decline in sales does
not only affect small companies or suppliers, but also extends to franchisees who
were considered among the richest people in the world.