Financial educator and best-selling author Robert Kiyosaki is once again sounding the alarm on what he sees as the downfall of traditional fiat currencies. In a recent tweet, Kiyosaki advised his followers to stop saving in what he calls “fake money” and instead start earning and storing wealth in alternative assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin. According to him, the long-standing practice of working for and saving in government-issued currency is no longer financially safe due to inflation, which he refers to as “government theft.”

While Kiyosaki has long promoted gold and silver as sound stores of value, he’s now doubling down on his bullish stance—especially when it comes to silver. He noted that silver is currently trading around $35 per ounce and predicted it could rise to $70 this year, and potentially hit $200 within the next couple of years. What makes silver particularly appealing, in his view, is its affordability. "Almost everyone can afford at least one silver coin today…but not tomorrow," he warned, implying a window of opportunity that's rapidly closing.

The “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author also addressed a key psychological barrier he believes is holding people back from financial success: fear of making mistakes. While many are familiar with FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), Kiyosaki introduced what he sees as a more damaging mindset—FOMM, or Fear of Making Mistakes. He argues that this fear keeps people poor, whereas the so-called FOMO crowd, those willing to jump into Bitcoin now, will be the ones who accelerate into generational wealth.

Kiyosaki went further, predicting that many people will only act when Bitcoin crosses the $200,000 mark later this year, at which point they’ll say it’s “too expensive.” According to him, that kind of reactive behavior results in missed opportunities and is a prime reason why the rich continue to get richer while others are left behind.

In an effort to guide his followers toward making more informed financial decisions, Kiyosaki encouraged them to explore multiple viewpoints—both for and against cryptocurrencies. He suggested following thought leaders like Jeff Booth, Michael Saylor, and Samson Mow, all of whom have strong stances on Bitcoin's role in the future of money.

Finally, Kiyosaki emphasized the importance of self-education in the digital age. He argued that the most valuable financial insights are no longer coming from schools or Wall Street, but are available for free through platforms like YouTube. In his view, those who take the initiative to educate themselves about alternative assets stand the best chance of surviving—and thriving—in the financial future that lies ahead.