Robert Kiyosaki Doubles Down on Bitcoin, Calls the Dollar a ‘Sinking Ship’

In a recent social media post, the Rich Dad Poor Dad author shared a satirical warning wrapped in a proverb: “Don’t teach pigs to sing.” The jab was aimed at people who refuse to question the safety of holding their wealth in cash, which Kiyosaki calls a “fake” store of value.

He described a couple keeping their savings in dollars and rejecting his advice to diversify into crypto or precious metals—highlighting, in his view, the growing disconnect between inflation and financial awareness.

Kiyosaki, a longtime advocate of alternative assets, claimed that since his youth, the U.S. dollar has lost the majority of its buying power. He linked this erosion to everyday price hikes—especially in essentials like food—while criticizing the public’s failure to draw a connection.

Reaffirming his belief in Bitcoin as a long-term hedge, Kiyosaki revealed a recent BTC purchase and said he’d rather risk being wrong now than miss out if Bitcoin eventually hits $1 million, a price level he sees as plausible in the next decade. Even if the gamble fails, he added, the lesson would be worth the loss.

For Kiyosaki, Bitcoin isn’t just a bet—it’s a stand against what he sees as a failing financial system that rewards debt and punishes savers.

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