Kiyosaki rallies behind Saylor Bitcoin bet, calls critics ‘clueless’
For years, Kiyosaki has warned of the risks tied to fiat currencies and inflation.
Robert Kiyosaki, famed author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has publicly backed Michael Saylor’s high-stakes Bitcoin strategy, calling it a bold move that aligns with his own views on financial resilience.
In a series of recent remarks, Kiyosaki didn’t hold back in defending the MicroStrategy chairman against skeptics, labeling one critic as “Mr. Big Mouth with No Balls.” His endorsement highlights a growing alliance between two of Bitcoin’s most vocal advocates.
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For years, Kiyosaki has warned of the risks tied to fiat currencies and inflation, championing assets like gold and silver as a hedge. However, his recent shift toward embracing Bitcoin reflects what he sees as an inevitable pivot in global finance. According to Kiyosaki, Saylor’s decision to leverage MicroStrategy’s balance sheet to purchase billions in Bitcoin wasn’t just audacious—it was visionary. “In an unstable economy, this is the kind of leadership investors need,” Kiyosaki said.
Shift in strategy with Bitcoin at the forefront
Kiyosaki’s endorsement of Saylor’s strategy marks a notable evolution in his own approach to wealth preservation. While he continues to advocate for traditional safe havens like gold, Kiyosaki has added Bitcoin to his portfolio and even integrated it into his business operations. “Bitcoin is the future, and Saylor is leading the charge,” he stated, pointing to the cryptocurrency’s potential to outperform other assets during economic turbulence.
Kiyosaki’s bullish stance doesn’t come without caveats. While he shares Saylor’s belief that Bitcoin could one day hit $1 million per coin, he advises cautious investment. “Even small positions can change your life,” he remarked. Whether or not his predictions come true, Kiyosaki’s confidence underscores a larger shift in sentiment as traditional and alternative assets collide.
Earlier this month, Robert Kiyosaki revealed his plan to grow his Bitcoin holdings from 73 to 100 BTC, emphasizing the importance of accumulating assets rather than waiting for lower prices. He advocates for hard assets like Bitcoin, gold, and silver as essential hedges against the declining value of fiat currency controlled by banks and the Federal Reserve.
