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Author of the bestselling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki, issued another forecast in which he described 2026 as a period of major transformation for baby boomers' savings. In his view, the traditional retirement savings model is losing stability, while U.S. government bonds are no longer functioning as a "safe haven" due to inflationary pressure.
Kiyosaki's main thesis today is built not around Bitcoin's rise, but around the failure of government bonds. For decades, pension funds have treated U.S. debt securities as the safest asset available.
However, amid inflation fueled by oil prices consistently holding above $100 due to the conflict in the Middle East, bond yields no longer offset the real devaluation of the dollar, says Kiyosaki.
How BTC and ETH support Robert Kiyosaki's 2026 survival strategy
That's why the renowned financial speaker highlights Bitcoin and Ethereum not as tools for quick enrichment, but as the "foundation of financial survival". His logic is simple - unlike the Federal Reserve, which is forced to flood markets with liquidity to service the $39 trillion national debt, BTC issuance and ETH algorithms remain unchanged.
The author also included food production assets, gold, and oil on his list of "lifeboats" for this year, emphasizing the transition away from digital and paper promises toward scarce resources.
Kiyosaki is not promoting crypto, but rather predicting the death of the old financial ethic, where working hard and saving in fiat currency guaranteed a secure retirement. At the same time, Kiyosaki's critics argue that government bonds remain a key stability mechanism for major funds, while a mass transition of retail investors into decentralized assets without proper preparation could create unjustified short-term liquidity risks.
Dan Burgin
U.Today Editorial Team
