Is It Too Late to Buy Bitcoin? Robert Kiyosaki Says No—Warns of Looming Financial Crash
Financial expert Robert Kiyosaki explains why it's not too late to invest in bitcoin, emphasizing its role alongside gold and silver in protecting wealth from an impending financial collapse.
Too Late to Get Rich With Bitcoin? Kiyosaki Says the Door Is Open—But Not for Long
Robert Kiyosaki, the renowned author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, took to social media platform X last week to share his insights on bitcoin, economic uncertainty, and personal wealth strategies. Known for his best-selling financial advice, Kiyosaki has sold over 32 million copies of his books, translated into 51 languages, and continues to influence millions globally.
Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin Advocacy
In response to the recurring question, "Is it too late to start buying bitcoin?" Kiyosaki offered a reassuring answer:
No. The beauty of bitcoin’s design is it is never too late to start … regardless of how high bitcoin’s price goes. Bitcoin is designed to make everyone rich … even those who start late. Just don’t get greedy.
Kiyosaki’s statements reflect his enduring confidence in bitcoin as a resilient asset, regardless of market conditions.
Distrust in Traditional Financial Systems
In a separate post, Kiyosaki expressed gratitude to "gold, silver, and bitcoin hodlers," reiterating his distrust of traditional financial institutions. He wrote:
I do not trust the U.S. government, the U.S. Treasury, or the Fed.
This skepticism, Kiyosaki explained, originated in 1965 when he noticed a shift from silver coins to copper alloys. It deepened in 1971 when President Nixon removed the U.S. dollar from the gold standard. Reflecting on these pivotal moments, Kiyosaki shared:
In 1971 I began ‘saving’ gold, silver, and today bitcoin.
Advocating Real Assets
Urging his followers to focus on tangible investments, Kiyosaki emphasized:
Today the best assets for your money are real gold, silver, and bitcoin. The world is about to crash financially.
A Call for Financial Freedom
Despite his fame and recognition, Kiyosaki maintains his mission to empower others:
I do want you to be rich, financially free, and not worried about money.
Addressing corruption in financial leadership, Kiyosaki cited an instance where President-elect Donald Trump requested Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s resignation, which Powell refused. He questioned:
Why do we listen to criminals?
Final Thoughts
As the holidays approach, Kiyosaki concluded his message with a heartfelt wish, urging his followers to stay prepared and hopeful:
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