Author and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki once again condemned the fiat monetary system, calling the U.S. dollar 'fake money.' As an alternative, he suggested using Bitcoin, gold, and silver.

In a post from May 10, 2025, the writer quoted American politician Ron Paul and supported his critique of the monetary policy of central banks.

In Kiyosaki's opinion, the Federal Reserve's interest rate setting is akin to socialist control over the economy. This undermines financial independence and leads to widespread corruption, the expert believes. He is convinced that the fiat system 'corrupts' accounting, statistics, and even business relationships.

The author urged Americans to 'resist' and adopt decentralized assets that cannot be politically controlled. He refers to Bitcoin and precious metals as a hedge against inflation and a tool for wealth preservation.

'Do not work and do not collect fake money. Embrace your own decentralized standard of gold, silver, and Bitcoin,' wrote the entrepreneur.

Kiyosaki refers to his 'personal sovereignty philosophy' and the Austrian School of Economics. He has repeatedly stated that the dollar is a dying currency, ruined by debt financing and political interference.

In April, he predicted that by 2035 Bitcoin would reach $1 million, gold would hit $30,000, and silver would reach $3,000 per ounce. According to him, the dollar is doomed due to the U.S. inflationary policy, and the first cryptocurrency will replace fiat as a global savings medium.

Kiyosaki is not alone in his predictions regarding the rise in Bitcoin's price. ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood expects the asset to reach $2.4 million by 2030. Eric Trump also previously stated that Bitcoin could reach $1 million in the future.