The “Rich Dad” author is calling 2025 the year of total financial collapse — and his survival plan starts with Bitcoin, gold, and a total rejection of the system.
Robert Kiyosaki isn’t just worried — he’s convinced: “2025 will be the biggest financial crash in world history.” Forget inflation. Forget the job market. Forget trusting banks. According to him, AI is killing jobs, the dollar is dying, and Wall Street is gaslighting everyone.
His solution?
“Ditch your paycheck. Stack hard assets. And whatever you do — own Bitcoin.”
He started buying BTC at 6,000. Now he’s predicting it’ll hit 250K by the end of this year — and 1 million by 2030.
Kiyosaki’s not trying to time the top — he’s trying to survive the fallout.
His logic: the U.S. dollar is losing credibility fast. Trust in central banks is crumbling. Retirement accounts are being shredded by inflation. And AI? It’s not coming for your job — it’s already taken it.
In that environment, BTC isn’t a trade. It’s an escape route.
“Poor people focus on price. Rich people focus on quantity.”
He says even 0.01 BTC could be “life-changing” in the coming decade. Not because it’ll make you rich overnight — but because it gives you a ticket out of a collapsing system.
This isn’t just about numbers. It’s a whole worldview:
He wants young people to ditch the system, learn from entrepreneurial mentors, and own assets governments can’t devalue.
Kiyosaki’s version of financial literacy is radical — but it’s resonating with millions. Especially in a year when banks are shaky, housing is unaffordable, and inflation is everyone’s side hustle.
Because for Kiyosaki, this is the endgame. The crash he predicted back in Rich Dad’s Prophecy (2013) is here. Or as he accidentally wrote: “2925” — a typo that somehow makes it feel even more dystopian.
He believes the people who play by the old rules — save money, climb the corporate ladder, retire at 65 — are going to get crushed. The ones who adapt — own BTC, understand leverage, build online income — might not just survive, they might thrive.
Kiyosaki’s not whispering anymore. He’s shouting. And whether you think he’s a prophet or a doomer, you can’t ignore one fact:
He bought Bitcoin at 6K. You’re still thinking about it at 65K.
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