In a recent tweet, Robert Kiyosaki stated that his decision to purchase an electric vehicle (EV) was motivated by the Israeli war, which he believed was oil-related. Criticizing Biden and his administration for encouraging higher gasoline prices, Kiyosaki claimed that this would make the poor poorer while pleasing the “liberals.” Meanwhile, he thinks Bitcoin and various assets should be purchased. Here are the details…
Bitcoin, gold and silver advice from Kiyosaki
Amidst his repeated warnings of the impending depression, renowned investor and author of the best-selling personal finance book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’, Robert Kiyosaki shared his view that high gas prices will contribute to the crisis and recommended switching to electricity and buying Bitcoin (BTC), gold and silver did. In particular, Kiyosaki recently argued that the current war in the Middle East is “Oil related,” as he said in an “It is what Biden wants,” he added.
Moreover, according to him, “higher gas prices will make the poor poorer and the liberals happier. So he decided to buy an electric vehicle (EV) and told his followers to “give back” and “buy gold, silver, Bitcoin.” As a reminder, the financial educator has previously said that the US economy and education system are “guilty”, that the fiat currency US dollar is worthless and that the rich do not work for this “fake” money, and suggested gold, silver and Bitcoin as alternatives.
What is the latest situation in BTC price?
cryptokoin.com As we reported earlier, Kiyosaki shared his view that world leaders do not care about ordinary people, that they want war and poverty, and that the only way to protect himself and his loved ones is to “work hard, spend wisely, and accumulate gold, silver, and Bitcoin.” Meanwhile, the first cryptocurrency broke a major psychological level of $40,000 and is currently changing hands at a price of $41,702. This represents a 5.63% gain on the day, an 11.66% gain over the previous week, and a 19.64% advance over the past month.
Kiyosaki and his predictions
Kiyosaki is described as a “oracle” by some experts with his predictions about the economic crisis in 2008. However, it should be noted that Kiyosaki did not clearly foresee the 2008 financial crisis. However, some argue that his writings contain views that could be interpreted as warnings about the fragility of the financial system. In his books, Kiyosaki often emphasizes the importance of financial education, the risks associated with traditional investments, and the need to be aware of economic cycles. Its focus on cash-flow-generating assets, rather than relying solely on traditional investments such as stocks and real estate, is seen as consistent with a cautious mindset about market volatility.
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