Benzinga - Author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” Robert Kiyosaki, pondered whether it was time to bid farewell to both— Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and the U.S. Dollar.
What Happened: In a statement on X, formerly Twitter, Kiyosaki said, " Citibank announced today it is offering bank blockchain technology to turn institutional savings into Citibank tokens which can be used for instantaneous 24/7 cross border transactions. Bye bye BC & US $?"
BYE BYE Bitcoin & US Dollar? Citibank announced today it is offering bank block chain technology to turn institutional savings into Citibank tokens which can be used for instaneous 24/7 cross border transactions. Bye bye BC & US $?— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) September 26, 2023
Kiyosaki’s question arose following Citibank’s announcement of a business service that incorporates blockchain technology. The service, known as Citi Token Services, aims to revolutionize instant payments through the use of smart contracts.
Citi Token Services facilitates the scheduled transfer of tokenized deposits, enabling swift and seamless payments that can be conducted around the clock.
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Why It Matters: Last week, taking to X, Kiyosaki on Sunday said that fiat money is "toast" and crypto is the way forward.
Kiyosaki shared his thoughts while attending the TOKEN2049 cryptocurrency conference in Singapore. “Crypto is the future. Fiat…a.k.a. FAKE money is toast,” he tweeted.
Kiyosaki has expressed his admiration for gold, silver, and Bitcoin, which he refers to as "digital gold." He believes these assets are of utmost importance. In fact, in April he predicted that Bitcoin would soon reach $100,000, attributing this to Bitcoin being the "people's money" and gold and silver being "God's money."
Photo: Robert Kiyosaki Wikimedia Commons
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