Robert Kiyosaki says a new financial divide is emerging between those who embrace digital assets and those who cling to what he calls “old thinking.”
In a series of X posts, the personal finance guru author says traditional strategies like saving cash and investing in retirement plans are leaving people behind as inflation and technological disruption widen the wealth gap.
He warns that outdated financial habits could turn today’s economic inequality into what he calls a “Grand Canyon” between rich and poor.
“MY CONCERN:
‘Old Thinking vs New Thinking’
GAP between rich and poor becomes:
GRAND CANYON between rich and poor.
Billions of people are struggling to:
1: ‘Make Ends Meet
2: ‘Keep Up With Inflation.’
3: ‘Keep their Job’.
Old Thinkers:
1: Go back to school
2: Work harder and longer
3: Save fake money
4: Invest in a Retirement Plan.”
Kiyosaki says a new generation of wealthy people is emerging, the “new thinkers,” who invest in themselves and in digital assets like Ethereum (ETH).
“New Thinkers:
1: START THEIR OWN START-UP
2: Save Real Gold, Silver, Bitcoin, Ethereum.
People who acquire ETHEREUM today @ $4,000 will be like the rich who invested in Bitcoin when it was $4,000.
Old thinkers will be left behind as the GAP becomes the GRAND CANYON.
Consider those ideas and choose which side of the GAP you want to be on.”
The Rich Dad Poor Dad author also says his confidence in Bitcoin (BTC) remains high.
“Why I am buying Bitcoin:
Bitcoin is the first truly scarce money… only 21 million ever to be mined. The world is close 20 million now. Buying will accelerate. FOMO (fear of missing out) is real Please do not be late. Take care.”
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