Robert Kiyosaki emphasizes Bitcoin, calling the dollar a 'sinking ship'.

The famous author on personal finance, Robert Kiyosaki, once again criticized fiat currency, asserting that the dollar is rapidly losing value and urging people to turn to Bitcoin.

In a recent social media post, the author of the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" issued a sarcastic warning through a proverb: "Don’t teach pigs to sing." This saying emphasizes those who refuse to question the safety of holding their assets in cash, which Kiyosaki refers to as a "fake" store of value.

He described a couple who saved in dollars and rejected his advice about diversifying into cryptocurrency or precious metals—this reflects, in his view, the growing disconnect between inflation and financial awareness.

Kiyosaki, a long-time advocate for alternative assets, asserts that since he was young, the US dollar has lost much of its purchasing power. He links this decline to the daily price increases—especially in essentials like food—while criticizing the public's failure to recognize this connection.

Firmly asserting his strong belief in Bitcoin as a long-term hedge, Kiyosaki revealed that he recently made a purchase of BTC and stated that he would rather risk making a mistake at this moment than miss the opportunity if Bitcoin reaches 1 million dollars, a price he considers feasible in the next decade. Even if the bet fails, he emphasized that the lessons learned will be worth more than the loss.

For Kiyosaki, Bitcoin is not just a gamble—it is also a statement against a financial system that he believes is failing, where debt is encouraged and savers are punished.

Mr. Giáo