Robert Kiyosaki's Predictions: Economic Apocalypse and the Rise of Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin

Zefanya Aprilia, CNBC Indonesia

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Sunday, 06/08/2023 06:00 WIB

Photo: Robert Kiyosaki, Basabali.org doc

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Author of the famous financial book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad Robert Kiyosaki had shocked the public by saying a giant crisis storm was coming that would make the “apocalypse” for the economy. Di reminded the world community that depreciation would force The Fed to print trillions of US dollars.

“In 2025, the price of gold will fly to US$ 5,000, silver US$ 500 and Bitcoin will reach US$ 500,000. Why? Because you believe in the US dollar, and counterfeit money will destroy you,” Kiyosaki said, as quoted on his Twitter. , Saturday (5/8/2023).

He considers gold and silver to be God’s money, and Bitcoin is US dollars everyone should hold onto. He also warned everyone to be careful at the end of his sentence.

Kiyosaki says the economic apocalypse is real and has come.

The Silicon Valley domino effect with mass layoffs (PHK) of 144,000 people in 2022 has already occurred, and there will be an additional 66,000 people this year.

“There will be a bloody massacre on Valentine’s Day, which Stansberry research has predicted. Everything will be destroyed including the price of gold, silver, bitcoin. Don’t panic, the good news is I will buy more gold, silver and bitcoin, real money, not fake dollars US, said Kiyosaki.

Previously, on the radio show The Rich Dad on January 18, 2023, Kiyosaki had mentioned, the price of gold reached its highest level of almost $ 2,000 in recent weeks. He also projects that the yellow metal’s next price target will be $5,000/ounce.

“I think the next stop will be $5,000 for gold. And maybe another five years. If you don’t have gold and physical, gold and silver, you should have it now,” Kiyosaki said, quoted in the Finbold.com article.

Furthermore, Kiyosaki pointed out that investors should be able to calculate the potential of precious metals by observing the gold accumulation that continues in most Asian countries.

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