Robert Kiyosaki warns about a financial collapse and continues to defend bitcoin, gold, and silver

Personal finance investor and author Robert Kiyosaki has once again drawn market attention by saying that he revised his view of the global financial system after reading a preliminary manuscript of the book “The Entropy Trap,” shared by Jim Rickards. The work, written by Mickey M. Maini, brought reflections that, according to him, indicate relevant changes in the foundations that support wealth and confidence.

According to Kiyosaki, the content “left me speechless and opened my eyes to what and why global financial changes are coming,” reinforcing his perception that the current economic model may undergo profound transformations. The author noted that these changes could directly impact investors who still operate under traditional rules.

At the center of his analysis is the idea that wealth tends to migrate to those who adapt quickly. He said:

“The informed will be tomorrow’s ULTRA-RICH. The uninformed of today, who act according to the old money rules… will become the new poor.”

The warning also includes criticism of assets based on institutional trust, such as U.S. Treasuries, ETFs, and mutual funds. For Kiyosaki, these instruments may face pressure in a scenario of global financial instability.

He reinforced this view by citing one of the book’s messages:

“Book message… ‘All assets that require trust, assets that most people own… like U.S. Treasuries, ETFs, and mutual funds will be thrown into the toilet, around the world.’”

Despite the direct tone, Kiyosaki himself presented these statements as a warning rather than a confirmed scenario. He also mentioned that major holders of American debt, such as Japan, would already be reducing exposure, although he did not provide concrete data.

Meanwhile, the author plans to deepen the topic in a study scheduled for August, with possible participation from Rickards. The expectation is that this analysis will bring more clarity about the risks he pointed out.

At the same time, Kiyosaki continues defending bitcoin, alongside gold and silver, as alternatives in the face of the fragility he sees in the global monetary system. In his view, these assets may offer protection during periods marked by high debt, persistent inflation, and central bank policies.