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In a recent tweet, Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the popular book on managing finance “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” investor, and entrepreneur, raised the topic of Bitcoin, U.S. government spending, and the Fed Reserve.

He also made an important warning to the financial markets regarding their nearest future.

Best assets to park your money in per Kiyosaki

Kiyosaki got on his hobby-horse right from the start, saying that he does not trust the U.S. government (hinting at the excessive spending over the past few years), the U.S. Treasury, and the Federal Reserve. He added that he stopped trusting the government back in 1965 when he noticed that U.S. “silver coins were now alloys of copper.”

Kiyosaki also reminded his readers about President Nixon removing the gold standard that had been used to back the U.S. dollar until then: “Nixon took the US dollar off the gold standard.”

It was then, the financial expert revealed, that he began to “save” gold, silver, and these days he is saving Bitcoin. Today, he said, “the best assets for your money are real gold, silver, and Bitcoin.”

Crucial warning to financial markets

In his typical manner, Kiyosaki warned the financial community about the approaching crash, which is likely to be the biggest in history. He tweeted: “The world is about to crash financially.”

However, he believes that saving Bitcoin, physical gold, and silver can preserve one’s wealth and that it's much safer to invest in those rather than saving fiat money and investing in assets based on fiat money.

Bitcoin to $350,000 in 2025, Kiyosaki believes

Earlier this week, Robert Kiyosaki made a bold prediction, saying that he expects the world’s flagship cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, to skyrocket to $350,000, largely thanks to the new U.S. president who supports crypto and intends to build a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve for the U.S. in the next few years.

So far, he has recommended that the community should start accumulating Bitcoin in parts, buying Satoshis, since one single BTC back then was worth more than $106,000. After that, BTC soared above $108,000. From Tuesday to Friday, Bitcoin plummeted by 15%, falling from $108,380 to $92,640 on the news of the Fed Reserve planning to reduce its dovish policy and make a much smaller interest rate cut next year. By now, Bitcoin has managed to recover 7%, rising to $99,150.

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