‘Rich Dad’ R. Kiyosaki urges fighting back against ‘woke greenies’ by buying Bitcoin
Amid his repeated warnings of an upcoming depression, renowned investor and author of the best-selling personal finance book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ Robert Kiyosaki has shared his view that higher gas prices would contribute to the crisis, as he advised going electric and buying Bitcoin (BTC), gold, and silver.
Specifically, Kiyosaki recently argued that the current war in the Middle East is “about Oil,” adding that “higher gas prices is what Biden & Marxists want,” referring to the current United States President Joe Biden and the government that he considers communist, as he said in an X post shared on December 4.
Furthermore, in his view, the “higher gas prices will make the poor poorer & liberal woke Greenies happier,” along with the US President, who he referred to as “a puppet of woke liberals.” Hence, he decided to buy an electric vehicle (EV) and told his followers to “fight back” and “buy gold, silver, Bitcoin.”
Bitcoin vs. dollar
As a reminder, the finance educator earlier opined that the US economy and educational system were “communist” and “criminal,” as well as that its fiat currency – the US dollar – was worthless and that the rich do not work for this “fake” cash, while touting gold, silver, and Bitcoin, as alternatives.
More recently, Kiyosaki shared a view that world leaders did not care about ordinary people, that they wanted war and poverty, and that the only way to protect oneself and loved ones was to “work hard, spend wisely, and save gold, silver, and Bitcoin,” as Finbold reported on November 10.
Meanwhile, the maiden cryptocurrency has surpassed a massive psychological level at $40,000 and is now changing hands at the price of $41,702, which represents an increase of 5.63% on the day, an 11.66% gain across the previous week, and an advance of 19.64% over the last month.
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