As he continues to warn against fiat money and traditional banks, Robert Kiyosaki, a popular investor, entrepreneur, and author of the best-selling personal finance book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad,’ has not hidden his inclination toward more alternative forms of investing, including cryptocurrencies.

Indeed, Kiyosaki has long advocated against keeping savings in banks, viewing the banking system as “corrupt” and vulnerable to financial panic, as well as expressing his growing frustration with those reluctant to invest in crypto, highlighting his own interest in three particular digital assets.

#1 Solana (SOL)

Among Kiyosaki’s favorite assets in the crypto market is Solana (SOL), which he has been recommending since early 2022, and Finbold found in late May that any investor following his advice on buying the currently fifth-largest crypto by market capitalization would have become 80% richer.

#2 Ethereum (ETH)

Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) has also captured Kiyosaki’s attention, and he said he purchased it earlier this year because he believes “our money is fake.” Additionally, the approval of its spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) has added to its appeal, with the Ethereum ETF go-ahead being one of the most important events in the industry.

#3 Bitcoin (BTC)

Last but not least is the flagship decentralized finance (DeFi) asset, Bitcoin (BTC), which Kiyosaki has opined represents the future of money, reflected in his Bitcoin prediction of $300,000 for this year, although Bitcoin prediction on its Rainbow chart indicates $187,000 as the best-case scenario by early 2025.

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All things considered, the above cryptocurrencies contribute to Robert Kiyosaki net worth, as the finance educator himself has confirmed over time, often praising them on his profile on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), as well as his YouTube podcast ‘The Rich Dad Channel.’

That said, as an experienced investor, Kiyosaki is well aware of all the risks entailed in this endeavor, so doing one’s own due diligence, carrying out detailed research, keeping up with any relevant news, and understanding these risks is critical when devoting larger sums of money to any asset.

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