Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is sounding the alarm — and this time, the trigger isn’t Wall Street. It’s Main Street’s 1.6 trillion in student debt.
“The next crash will be worse. This time it’s the people who can’t pay — not the banks,” Kiyosaki says.
His message? Central banks won’t save you. But Bitcoin, gold, and silver might.
Here’s the setup:
Unlike 2008’s subprime crisis, this isn’t about failing institutions — it’s about millions of individuals underwater and no one left to bail them out.
Kiyosaki points to Nixon’s 1971 gold standard exit as ground zero for the problem:
“The Fed isn’t your savior. It’s your silent thief,” he warns.
Why this crisis hits different:
This isn’t just about students — it’s everyone’s economy at stake.
Forget fiat. Kiyosaki’s battle-tested bailout kit includes:
“Don’t save dollars. Save assets that can’t be printed,” he says.
For Gen Z and Gen Alpha, this hits hard — they’re inheriting a system designed to fail, and they’re looking for decentralized exits.
Globally, we’re seeing:
Debt is crushing younger generations everywhere — and fiat isn’t fixing it.
“The system’s broken. Build your own,” Kiyosaki says.
Robert Kiyosaki thinks we’re sleepwalking into collapse — and student loans might be the match. But his message isn’t just doom:
Bitcoin. Gold. Silver. That’s the lifeboat — and Kiyosaki’s already on it.
“Don’t save money. Save freedom.”
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