Kiyosaki told his followers that he tries not to have large savings in dollars. The investor cited the growing U.S. national debt. In 2008, directly before the global financial crisis, obligations for U.S. government securities were about $9.5 trillion, but now, in 2026, they are almost $39 trillion. According to Kiyosaki, the U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed) prints $1 trillion about every 90 days. If you spend $1 per minute, it would take 32,000 years, the 79-year-old writer said.
The long-term strategy for building wealth, he said, is to accumulate tangible assets: precious metals, bitcoin, and ether. The investor-blogger assured his readers. He said he keeps his precious metals in certain overseas vaults—because he fears interference by the U.S. government and the confiscation of gold.
“Rich people don’t save money. Since 1965 I’ve been accumulating silver. Since 1971 I’ve been accumulating gold. Since 2012 I’ve been accumulating bitcoins, and since 2022 I’ve been holding ether,” Kiyosaki wrote on the social network X.$NVDAB
The long-term strategy for building wealth, he said, is to accumulate tangible assets: precious metals, bitcoin, and ether. The investor-blogger assured his readers. He said he keeps his precious metals in certain overseas vaults—because he fears interference by the U.S. government and the confiscation of gold.
“Rich people don’t save money. Since 1965 I’ve been accumulating silver. Since 1971 I’ve been accumulating gold. Since 2012 I’ve been accumulating bitcoins, and since 2022 I’ve been holding ether,” Kiyosaki wrote on the social network X.$NVDAB