Let us remind you that the cryptocurrency market has experienced a severe downturn, with Bitcoin (BTC) plummeting by $10,000 in just two days, reaching a low of $85,800 — the lowest point since the rally following Trump's re-election in November. After his announcement of new tariffs for the EU, the price dropped to $82,200, although it quickly recovered to around $84,000. Investors began to sell off the leading coin en masse, and today its price has fallen below $79,000.
Robert Kiyosaki urged investors to exchange "fake money" for Bitcoin and silver
The primary reason for the recent decline in Bitcoin, according to Robert Kiyosaki, has nothing to do with the asset itself. In his post on X from February 27, the financial expert blamed the monetary system of the United States, particularly the high level of the country's national debt.
However, it is important to note that the figure cited by the author, $36 trillion, is the official number from the federal government, while the $230 trillion mentioned by Kiyosaki includes unfunded liabilities such as Medicare or Social Security costs. In other words, the larger figure accounts for decades of future obligations as debt, which, to put it mildly, can be misleading.