Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, said a new round of U.S. quantitative easing (QE), a policy of expanding money supply to support the economy, could weaken the dollar’s purchasing power and increase inflation risks. After the U.S. Treasury announced the new QE round, the dollar index (DXY), which measures the dollar against major currencies, could decline, potentially increasing pressure on people holding cash dollar savings. Kiyosaki urged investors to look beyond depreciating fiat currency and consider assets that may appreciate over time, including gold, silver, Bitcoin and some real estate. He said financially literate investors often allocate funds to such assets, while those lacking financial education and holding what he called "false assets" for long periods could see their wealth shrink. Kiyosaki again stressed the importance of financial education, quoting his "Rich Dad" as saying that the biggest cost is not the time and money spent on financial education, but the money that could have been earned and was missed. Analysts noted that Kiyosaki has long favored Bitcoin and gold as inflation-resistant assets and has repeatedly criticized the dollar-based credit system. His views on QE and dollar policy remain personal market judgments, while the actual path of monetary policy will depend on U.S. economic data and Federal Reserve decisions.