Crypto vs. Real Estate: Where the Smart Money Is Going - Jeff Wang, Robert Helms, Russell Grey

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🗓️ 5 March 2025

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Money as we know it is under attack. The government is printing trillions, inflation is skyrocketing, and now FedCoin is on the horizon. But what does this mean for YOU?

In this episode, Robert Kiyosaki, Jeff Wang, and the Real Estate Guys break down the macro picture of money, real estate, and crypto. Should you be investing in Bitcoin, gold, or real estate? And why are the rich moving away from the U.S. dollar faster than ever?

Key Takeaways:
-Why the wealthy NEVER save in cash
-The TRUTH about FedCoin & digital currencies
-Real estate vs. crypto: What’s the better hedge?
-How inflation secretly steals your wealth
-Why financial education is the key to financial freedom

Don’t wait for the crash—get ahead of it! Watch until the end to learn how to protect your wealth and take control of your financial future.

00:00 Introduction to Decentralized Economy
00:45 Historical Context of Financial Systems
02:45 The Role of Real Estate in the Economy
03:03 Quantitative Easing and Its Implications
06:22 The Future of Cryptocurrency
15:14 Real Estate and Financial Education
23:32 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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0:00.0	This is the Rich Dad Radio Show, the good news and bad news about money.
0:07.0	Here's Robert Kiyosaki.
0:09.0	Hello, Robert Kiyosaki, a very important program to you.
0:13.0	With guys like Jeff Wang, glad you're on this program and the real estate guys are on this program,
0:18.0	because we're at opposite the ends of the spectrum on the big picture.
0:21.6	When you look at what happened in 1971, it's been 50 years now, they started printing
0:27.4	money.
0:29.2	And what their intention was not real estate, it was stock market.
0:34.5	And what happened, so what happened is when they started printing money in 71, then they
0:41.5	pushed to get gold become, you know, so Jeff, when you guys are talking about Bitcoin,
0:47.5	gold was illegal for Americans to own.
0:51.5	So that happened in 1974 under this guy named General Ford Dopey.
0:58.0	And then what happened between 61 and 81, nobody was buying stocks because of my generation,
1:07.0	baby-room generation, only people who invested in stocks were gamblers. Most people
1:11.9	were in bonds. And so what happened is they had to find a way to incentivize people to get
1:18.8	into stocks. And so what happened in 87 was that stock market crash and was called the
1:25.9	Green's demand put. So it was just on time.
1:28.7	So what happened in 74, they started putting people into 401ks because they had to find a way
1:34.7	to force the idiots to buy stocks. So meanwhile, real estate comes along because they can't figure
1:42.2	out how to stop us from using debt because the dollar became debt in 71.
1:48.0	That's macro.
1:49.6	And the only way they could get debt to make sense was to increase taxes.
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