- Robert Kiyosaki predicted a decline in the prices of Bitcoin, gold, silver, and real estate.
- Kiyosaki said that crashes are assets on sale and now is the time to get richer.
- Bitcoin crashed from $100K to $91K in the past 24 hours as the broader market turned red.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling financial self-help book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” stated that it was the best time to build wealth as stocks, crypto, real estate, along with gold, silver, and Bitcoin tumbled. The financial expert asserted that a buying window opened for investors to profit.
Within the day, global markets suffered a massive sell-off shortly after China’s DeepSeek AI bot triggered a similar scenario for Bitcoin and US equities. Meanwhile, Bitcoin slid from a high of $100,000 to as low as $91,242.89, according to CoinMarketCap data.
On X (formerly Twitter), Kiyosaki warned of a significant financial correction, forecasting that millions would lose their jobs as top assets went on sale. “Don’t be a loser. Stay cool. Take care,” he remarked on X.
Investors: Trust Market Trends, Not Kiyosaki’s Crash Calls
While many backed Kiyosaki’s advice, some doubted his predictions. Brew Marks, a market newsletter, shared a flowchart showing each occasion when the author forecasted a crash but the market soared instead.
The image above shows that the “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” author repeatedly called for crashes while keeping his bullish stance on crypto, gold, and silver.
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In another X post, Kiyosaki attributed the decline in prices for gold, silver, and Bitcoin to tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China announced by US President Donald Trump.
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Kiyosaki stated that market declines present opportunities to buy assets at lower prices. “Time to get richer,” he said, noting that the real issue was not the crash but debt, which he warned would worsen.
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