The post Kiyosaki Calls Bitcoin, Ethereum “People’s Money” appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Notes Robert Kiyosaki said he holds gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum because he does not trust the Federal Reserve, U.S. Treasury, or Wall Street. He reiterated that he avoids crypto ETFs and REITs, calling them “paper” or “fake” assets. Kiyosaki argued that Bitcoin’s fixed supply and independence from government monetary policy make it a superior long-term asset. With the Bitcoin BTC $94 962 24h volatility: 0.8% Market cap: $1.90 T Vol. 24h: $78.61 B price crashing more than 10% on the weekly chart, veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki is once again defending the asset class, calling it “people’s money.” His recent comments come in mild criticism of the oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett. In his recent post on X platform, Kiyosaki points out risks in traditional financial markets and US equities, just as Buffett buys $4.3 billion worth of Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) shares. https://twitter.com/theRealKiyosaki/status/1990339571801080275 Robert Kiyosaki Reiterates Support for Bitcoin Despite Warren Buffett’s Criticism Veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki issued a detailed response after Warren Buffett dismissed Bitcoin as speculation rather than investment. Previously, Buffett warned that a “blow-off top” could wipe out crypto investors. Robert Kiyosaki argued that Buffett’s stance overlooks risks in traditional financial markets. He noted that stocks, real estate, and even US Treasuries, long considered safe-haven assets, have experienced volatility, with recent selling pressure from major foreign holders such as Japan and China. Kiyosaki stated that the US financial system appears absolutely broken. That’s why he owns gold mines, physical gold and silver, as well as Bitcoin and Ethereum ETH $3 173 24h volatility: 0.1% Market cap: $384.40 B Vol. 24h: $33.51 B , because he doesn’t trust the Federal Reserve, the US Treasury, or Wall Street. On November 15, Buffett said he would continue to buy BTC despite the current selling pressure. In contrast, he places… The post Kiyosaki Calls Bitcoin, Ethereum “People’s Money” appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Notes Robert Kiyosaki said he holds gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum because he does not trust the Federal Reserve, U.S. Treasury, or Wall Street. He reiterated that he avoids crypto ETFs and REITs, calling them “paper” or “fake” assets. Kiyosaki argued that Bitcoin’s fixed supply and independence from government monetary policy make it a superior long-term asset. With the Bitcoin BTC $94 962 24h volatility: 0.8% Market cap: $1.90 T Vol. 24h: $78.61 B price crashing more than 10% on the weekly chart, veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki is once again defending the asset class, calling it “people’s money.” His recent comments come in mild criticism of the oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett. In his recent post on X platform, Kiyosaki points out risks in traditional financial markets and US equities, just as Buffett buys $4.3 billion worth of Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) shares. https://twitter.com/theRealKiyosaki/status/1990339571801080275 Robert Kiyosaki Reiterates Support for Bitcoin Despite Warren Buffett’s Criticism Veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki issued a detailed response after Warren Buffett dismissed Bitcoin as speculation rather than investment. Previously, Buffett warned that a “blow-off top” could wipe out crypto investors. Robert Kiyosaki argued that Buffett’s stance overlooks risks in traditional financial markets. He noted that stocks, real estate, and even US Treasuries, long considered safe-haven assets, have experienced volatility, with recent selling pressure from major foreign holders such as Japan and China. Kiyosaki stated that the US financial system appears absolutely broken. That’s why he owns gold mines, physical gold and silver, as well as Bitcoin and Ethereum ETH $3 173 24h volatility: 0.1% Market cap: $384.40 B Vol. 24h: $33.51 B , because he doesn’t trust the Federal Reserve, the US Treasury, or Wall Street. On November 15, Buffett said he would continue to buy BTC despite the current selling pressure. In contrast, he places…