Kiyosaki explained Gresham's law, which states that "bad money drives out good money," noting that gold and silver have historically been hoarded as the US dollar has depreciated.
He added that Bitcoin has joined the ranks of "good money," further challenging the "fake US dollar."
“When bad money enters the system, good money hides. Good money—gold and silver—has been hiding from fake US dollars for years. Today, gold, silver, and Bitcoin are forcing the fake dollar to hide,” he stated.
Addressing Metcalfe's law, which quantitatively measures the power of networks, Kiyosaki compared the spread of Bitcoin to the success of global franchises like McDonald’s.
The author emphasized that network power enables smaller players to gain influence and wealth.
Kiyosaki's sentiments align with his long-standing pessimism regarding the dollar, which he referred to as "fake money." In this context, he consistently advocates for alternative investments over traditional financial instruments.