Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author and Bitcoin evangelist, calls to get money out of banks after Fed insider revealed disturbing information
In a recent tweet, Kiyosaki sounded the alarm bells, pointing to a conversation he had during a podcast with journalist Dr. Nomi Prins, who has delivered a simple yet impactful message:"Get money out of banks."
Did a pod cast with Dr. Nomi Prins. She is a Fed insider author of Collusion & her latest book Permanent Distortion. Her message is simple, get money out of banks. She reports FDIC has over 725 banks on watch list. Be wise. Be smart. Stay ahead of crashing banksKiyosaki's concern stems from the alarming Prins' revelation that the FDIC is monitoring over 725 banks, hinting at potential instability within the banking sector.
. He asserts that if traditional markets take a downturn, these assets could witness significant upswings.
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