Robert Kiyosaki Says He Wants Assets Governments Cannot Print

Robert Kiyosaki says he prefers holding assets that governments cannot simply create more of.
The “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author compared owning $BTC, gold and silver to buying insurance against economic and financial instability.
His broader thesis is that scarce assets can help protect purchasing power when fiat currencies are diluted over time.
Kiyosaki also says he owns an oil well that generates income, adding an income-producing real asset to a portfolio that has included $ETH, rental property and U.S. oil investments.
That gives his strategy two main pillars: scarce assets and cash-flow-producing assets.
The idea is not simply to avoid fiat currency, but to own things with either limited supply or the ability to generate income independently of monetary expansion.
Kiyosaki has repeated this framework for years, with Bitcoin, precious metals, real estate and energy remaining central to his long-term view.