Warning About Financial Collapse: Kiyosaki Blames U.S. Tariffs, Says BTC Is Hope

Famous investor & author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki, has warned that the world will face the biggest financial crisis in history, with the US dollar losing its strength. This warning is issued as Donald Trump’s new tariff rules are causing more problems worldwide. Despite this chaotic situation, Kiyosaki stated that it is not too late to act, but only if people act quickly and turn to gold, silver, and Bitcoin. The meticulously planned accident is occurring. According to Kiyosaki, the collapse he predicted in his previous books is now becoming a reality. He points out that the value of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs is rapidly declining, causing many people to lose their savings.

Kiyosaki believes that this is not just a normal market decline. Instead, he thinks that this is a planned disaster caused by powerful central banks. He particularly blames the Federal Reserve of America and other central banks around the world for the crisis. Meanwhile, these banks are “corrupt and dishonest,” and they are destroying the value of the US dollar. By printing too much money and keeping interest rates low, they have caused inflation, weakening the value of the US dollar. Those who thought their savings were safe are now losing money because the actions of the banks are gradually destroying the financial system. Can Bitcoin save your savings? With traditional investments declining, Kiyosaki suggests considering gold, silver, and Bitcoin. Gold has reached $3,200, demand for silver is increasing, and Bitcoin is on the rise again, reaching $86,000. While Bitcoin is always seen as a hedge against inflation. With fiat currencies weakening, Kiyosaki believes it’s time to focus on this digital asset. As of now, Bitcoin is trading around 84,614 dollars, reflecting a slight increase over the past 24 hours. However, Bitcoin is currently facing resistance at 88,000 dollars, and a breakout would push it to 100,000 dollars. Experts are optimistic because the Relative Strength Index (RSI), an important indicator of market momentum, remains above 60, indicating that prices may continue to rise.