Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and long-time dollar skeptic, is calling Iran's decision to accept Chinese Yuan for oil payments the biggest news in world financial history — a characteristically bold claim, but one landing against a backdrop of genuine structural shifts in global reserve currency dynamics.
Iran's move is the latest in a series of bilateral energy deals that bypass the US dollar, joining a growing list of commodity trades settled in yuan, rubles, and other non-dollar currencies. For petrodollar architecture — the informal system that has underpinned dollar dominance since the 1970s — each defection, however small, chips at the foundation.
Kiyosaki has consistently argued that dollar debasement and geopolitical fragmentation will accelerate demand for hard assets including gold, silver, and Bitcoin.
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