Robert Kiyosaki Explains Why He Consistently Invests in Bitcoin (BTC)

The author emphasized that BTC serves as a store of value and aligns with established monetary laws.

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, disclosed the reason behind his consistent Bitcoin (BTC) investments, citing foundational money principles. He explained that the leading cryptocurrency serves as a store of value and aligns with established monetary laws.

His new post on Wednesday sparked fresh interest in why he strongly supports Bitcoin over fiat and other assets.

Bitcoin and the Laws of Money

Kiyosaki attributed poverty to violating two key monetary laws: Gresham’s Law and Metcalf’s Law. He explained that Gresham’s Law states bad money drives good money out of circulation. In this context, he criticized those who save fiat currencies, deeming them "fake money."

Instead, he classified Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin as "real money" because they retain value and resist inflation. According to Kiyosaki, saving these assets helps individuals build and protect wealth over time. He stated that Bitcoin serves as a safeguard, especially during economic instability.

"Most poor people are poor... because they break the 2 most important laws of money.

LAW #1: GRESHAM's LAW: "When bad money enters a system...good money goes into hiding

In Rich Dad Poor Dad....I stated... " Savers are losers." In 2025 poor people are saving fake money...like U.S. dollars, Euros, Yen, etc. But smart money buys real money...Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin...which can't be inflated and can't go broke. People who can't fill their gas tanks or pay their rent are saving fiat money...that's poor. People who have time, gas in their tanks, and paid rent are buying real money...that's smart. Don't be poor...be smart. Buy real money...or be paid in real money. It's up to you. Choose wisely, " he said.