Kiyosaki Urges Investors to Think Smart Amid Bitcoin Correction

Renowned author and financial commentator Robert Kiyosaki has urged investors to prioritize education and critical thinking over market hype. 

This comes as Bitcoin recently endured another brutal price correction, plunging below $73,000. 

As noted by the “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author, even proven safe-haven assets can become financial traps without careful consideration. 

Your brain is your greatest asset 

Kiyosaki recently told investors not to “drink financial planners’ Kool-Aid” when they label U.S. government bonds as a safe investment. “There is nothing safe….from stupidity,” Kiyosaki remarked.

He advised market participants to closely watch the global “cash flowing”. Major international players like Japan and China, who are dumping their U.S. bond holdings to accumulate physical gold and silver, which is a notable development. 

Kiyosaki notes that the ultimate protection comes from from self-education. 

“Always remember your greatest asset lies between your right ear and left ear,” he noted. 

Gold, silver, and Bitcoin can all cost investors money if they are purchased strictly on hype.

A bleak outlook 

Kiyosaki maintains that investors need to aggressively acquire Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver before broader economic bubbles burst, sending hard assets “to the stars.”

This urgency is driven by a bleak outlook on global inflation, which he warns is actively stealing purchasing power. 

Despite his aggressive rhetoric on fiat currency, Kiyosaki recently made it clear that he is not a financial advisor. 

“Please be aware I will always share with you what I am investing in and why. I do not recommend anyone invest in what I am investing in… What you do is up to you and your financial advisors.”

Kiyosaki disclosed that he does not hold a 401k or an IRA, and completely avoids publicly traded stocks and bonds. Instead, his long-term portfolio remains strictly focused on a select group of alternative assets: gold, silver, Ethereum, Bitcoin, oil, and cattle.