Central Banks Under Fire as Robert Kiyosaki Warns of Wealth Wipeout

Robert Kiyosaki is once again raising the alarm about the direction of the U.S. economy.
In a post shared on April 13, the “Rich Dad” author claimed that the U.S. dollar is “corrupt and crooked,” in his words — is being systematically dismantled.
Pointing fingers at a global network of central banks, including the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, ECB, and BIS, Kiyosaki accused these institutions of orchestrating a “premeditated disaster” that is wiping out the savings of investors in traditional markets like stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.
He continues to advocate for a defensive strategy centered on Bitcoin, gold, and silver—assets he believes are signaling something urgent. “Gold’s hit record highs, silver demand is booming, and Bitcoin is taking off,” he wrote, urging followers to pay attention.
Earlier last week, he likened the economic fallout to a “DOGE CHAINSAW MASSACRE,” a phrase he uses to describe what he sees as the destructive consequences of the Trump administration’s fiscal strategy. Kiyosaki says he’s doubling down on building his own “standard” based on alternative assets.
As markets reel from Trump’s new tariffs, Kiyosaki’s message gains more traction. Wall Street just endured one of its most volatile weeks since 2020, with the S&P 500 plunging over 10% since the president’s return to office.
While Bitcoin has seen short-term pullbacks, gold and silver have helped balance the equation for Kiyosaki’s asset mix. A recent Finbold analysis suggests his long-standing belief in hard assets as a hedge against systemic risk may be playing out exactly as he predicted.