Kiyosaki Slams ETFs, Endorses Trump’s Crypto Plans
The post Kiyosaki Slams ETFs, Endorses Trump’s Crypto Plans appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Notes Kiyosaki dismissed crypto ETFs as investments for “losers”. He praised Trump’s executive order expanding 401(k) access to alternative assets like crypto. Bitcoin surged past $117,200 as markets awaited the Fed’s rate decision. Popular entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki has once again criticized exchange-traded funds (ETFs), calling them a poor substitute for direct ownership of Bitcoin BTC $117 044 24h volatility: 1.0% Market cap: $2.33 T Vol. 24h: $42.50 B . In a recent post on X, the Rich Dad Poor Dad author said that ETFs are “for losers.” Kiyosaki argued that only investors willing to study and do their homework should buy digital currencies or other alternative investments directly. He advised casual investors to stick with basic mutual funds or traditional ETFs. BIG NEWS: According to friend Andy Schectman….on August 7, 2025….President Trump signed an Executive Order “Democratizing Access to Alternative Investments for 401k Investors.” As some of you know I do not invest in mutual funds or ETFS. To me Mutual funds and ETFS are for… — Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) September 17, 2025 The millionaire’s comments come as spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted more than $552 million in combined inflows this week. These funds remain a popular way for investors to gain exposure to the world’s largest cryptocurrency without holding it outright. Notably, Bitcoin ETFs have faced outflow only twice this month, suggesting strong institutional buying interest. Still, Kiyosaki maintains his dislike for these funds, declaring in June that he would “never” buy a Bitcoin ETF. Praise for Trump’s Executive Order In the same X post, Kiyosaki applauded the US President Donald Trump’s recent executive order that broadens retirement investment choices. Signed in August, the order allows US 401(k) plans to include a wider range of alternative assets, including cryptocurrencies. Kiyosaki said the move treats investors “like adults” by giving…
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Key Notes Kiyosaki dismissed crypto ETFs as investments for “losers”. He praised Trump’s executive order expanding 401(k) access to alternative assets like crypto. Bitcoin surged past $117,200 as markets awaited the Fed’s rate decision. Popular entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki has once again criticized exchange-traded funds (ETFs), calling them a poor substitute for direct ownership of Bitcoin BTC $117 044 24h volatility: 1.0% Market cap: $2.33 T Vol. 24h: $42.50 B . In a recent post on X, the Rich Dad Poor Dad author said that ETFs are “for losers.” Kiyosaki argued that only investors willing to study and do their homework should buy digital currencies or other alternative investments directly. He advised casual investors to stick with basic mutual funds or traditional ETFs. BIG NEWS: According to friend Andy Schectman….on August 7, 2025….President Trump signed an Executive Order “Democratizing Access to Alternative Investments for 401k Investors.” As some of you know I do not invest in mutual funds or ETFS. To me Mutual funds and ETFS are for… — Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) September 17, 2025 The millionaire’s comments come as spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted more than $552 million in combined inflows this week. These funds remain a popular way for investors to gain exposure to the world’s largest cryptocurrency without holding it outright. Notably, Bitcoin ETFs have faced outflow only twice this month, suggesting strong institutional buying interest. Still, Kiyosaki maintains his dislike for these funds, declaring in June that he would “never” buy a Bitcoin ETF. Praise for Trump’s Executive Order In the same X post, Kiyosaki applauded the US President Donald Trump’s recent executive order that broadens retirement investment choices. Signed in August, the order allows US 401(k) plans to include a wider range of alternative assets, including cryptocurrencies. Kiyosaki said the move treats investors “like adults” by giving…
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