Robert Kiyosaki strongly emphasized to investors the necessity of directly holding physical assets such as Bitcoin (BTC), gold, and silver. He pointed out that holding assets in paper form through financial products like exchange-traded funds (ETF) is fundamentally different from physical ownership and warned about potential risks that could arise.
Through his social media, he compared ETFs to "holding only a photo of a gun for self-defense" and said that sometimes it is wiser to physically own Bitcoin, gold, silver, and guns. He added that investors should clearly understand and choose between the two, noting that in some situations physical assets are better, while in others paper assets (like ETFs) might be preferable.
Kiyosaki had previously advised investors in May to abandon 'fake money' (such as US dollars) and own physical assets like Bitcoin, gold, and silver. He has consistently emphasized that the best response to the decline in US dollar value and intensifying inflation is 'bearer assets' that can be physically owned.
Famous as the author of the representative financial self-help book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' from the 2000s, Kiyosaki has been recommending long-term holding of physical assets including Bitcoin. Amid the increasing possibility of Trump's re-election and global uncertainty, he argues that physical-based assets can be the most powerful protection in the era of inflation.
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