“Massive crash beginning. Millions will be wiped out.” Robert Kiyosaki, the man who taught the world how to think rich, now warns it may soon be too late.
Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, is sounding the alarm — again, but louder.
In a viral post on X, he declared that the global financial crash has begun, warning that millions of unprepared investors could be wiped out as markets crumble.
“Massive crash beginning: Millions will be wiped out. Protect yourself. Silver, gold, Bitcoin, Ethereum investors will protect you,” he wrote to his 2.5 million followers.
It’s not just another apocalyptic tweet — it’s a continuation of a worldview he’s held for decades: fiat currencies are dying under the weight of inflation and mismanagement, while hard assets and decentralized money are humanity’s escape hatch.
Kiyosaki’s antidote to collapse is simple — own what governments can’t print. His protective portfolio includes Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver — all assets that live outside the fiat system.
He even showcased his Coinbase wallet days before the warning, revealing millions in Bitcoin holdings. When a friend pointed out that his account was down hundreds of thousands, Kiyosaki laughed:
“You’re focused on the loss. I’m focused on the opportunity.”
That moment became a masterclass in what he calls EQ vs IQ:
His philosophy: Markets punish emotion. Wealth rewards composure.
Kiyosaki has long called Bitcoin “the people’s money.” Now, he’s doubling down — predicting it could hit $200,000 within the year as fiat currencies crumble under debt and inflation.
Ethereum, he argues, plays a parallel role — powering the next era of digital finance, from tokenized assets to decentralized markets.
“The era of blind faith in government money is ending,” Kiyosaki said, warning that traditional currencies are losing purchasing power “faster than people realize.”
For him, Bitcoin isn’t speculation — it’s survival.
Across Thailand and Southeast Asia, Kiyosaki’s message is catching fire. Investors burned by inflation and political instability are pivoting toward crypto diversification — echoing his mantra of owning hard assets, not paper promises.
Regional trading data already shows rising retail inflows into Bitcoin and gold following each of Kiyosaki’s crash warnings. In countries where fiat trust runs thin, his words don’t sound like fear — they sound like freedom.
Kiyosaki’s warnings blend financial realism with existential critique:
His outlook is grim, but his message is timeless: Don’t panic — prepare.
In a world where “safe” assets look shakier by the day, Kiyosaki’s brand of financial rebellion feels less radical and more like common sense.
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