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Bitcoin proponent Robert Kiyosaki warns of inflation: 'You can't eat BTC'

 


Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling Rich Dad Poor Dad series, recommends a promising new investment: canned tuna.


Robert Kiyosaki , is one of the proponents of a thesis that is gaining momentum on social media. The world could face serious food shortages in the near future. The bitcoin enthusiast tweeted on Monday, June 13, 2022:


“The best investment: canned tuna. Inflation will soon explode. The best investment is canned tuna and beans. You can't eat gold, silver or bitcoin . You can eat canned tuna and beans. The most important thing is food. Another problem is hunger. Invest in a solution. Take care of yourselves."



The writer recently reinforced statements made by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Davos, Switzerland. The institution said the world was facing its greatest economic challenges since World War II (1939-1945).


"Get your guns and food!"

Kiyosaki has already advised his followers to stock up on food. He also said: "Desperate leaders will do desperate things. Is world war imminent? God have mercy on us. Stock up on gold, silver, bitcoins, food, guns and ammunition.”


Robert Kiyosaki and Bitcoin

Robert Kiyosaki has always spoken publicly about Bitcoin since 2018 . In August 2018, the author referred to Bitcoin as “people’s money” and claimed that the US dollar is a scam or a farce.


“I think [Bitcoin] is a great idea. Today I'm going to talk about three kinds of money: One is God's money, which is gold and silver. They'll still be there when the cockroaches are gone. The second is government money, so the US dollar, the euro… fiat money. There is also people's money, which is a cybercurrency. The US Dollar is a scam. I think we're seeing the end of the US dollar right now. That's what I mean."

For Kiyosaki, gold, silver and bitcoin are the "path to financial heaven" and also part of the solution to the crash that the investor pointed out in the past:


“WOW: Words of Wisdom: “There are a million ways to financial heaven and a billion ways to financial hell. “The Fed and Treasury are destroying the dollar and sending billions of savers and the uninformed to financial hell. Go to financial heaven. Save Gold, Silver, & Bitcoin .”

Additionally, the crypto advocate believes that BTC and precious metals are better than stocks and bonds to protect against the upcoming hyperinflation. In a tweet from early 2022, Kiyosaki explained:


Q: What is the riskiest investment in the global meltdown? Stocks or Bonds? A: Bonds. Tragically, beginner investors follow the beginner's advice of a 60 (stocks) 40 (bonds) mix. Buy gold, silver and  bitcoin  as insurance against the idiots running the world. Remember, a college degree is not a cure for STUPIDNESS.


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