Robert Kiyosaki returned to the subject of the Bitcoin market right this moment after as soon as once more warning of the start of what he known as the “best crash in historical past,” a declare he mixed with a name to build up belongings he believes will work even in a serious downturn.
Though silver takes the lead in his newest put up, he says Bitcoin continues to be a part of the basket value actively shopping for.
Kiyosaki's replace follows every week of blended macro indicators throughout main economies and a visual cooling in actual property and labor knowledge, which he usually makes use of as an indicator of whether or not the market decline will deepen additional. The writer of Wealthy Dad Poor Dad argues that these pressures and the acceleration of AI-driven disruption are sufficient to justify shifting capital into what he calls sturdy shops of worth.
The most important crash in historical past begins
In 2013, I printed “Wealthy Dad's Prophecy,'' predicting the largest market crash in historical past.
Sadly, that crash got here.
It's not simply the US. Europe and Asia are collapsing.
When AI erases work and work collapses into places of work…
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) November 23, 2025
In his view, that checklist will proceed to be gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.
Kiyosaki income from Bitcoin
This remark got here simply days after the writer admitted to promoting about $2.25 million of his long-term Bitcoin holdings at $90,000 per BTC, after initially constructing a place close to $6,000. Slightly than change his stance with the intention of rebuilding his publicity with proceeds from new enterprise tasks, he determined to exit as a revenue taker.
In right this moment's be aware, Kiyosaki targeted most of his consideration on silver, outlining worth expectations of $70 within the close to time period and as much as $200 by 2026. Nonetheless, the inclusion of Bitcoin in these predictions exhibits that Kiyosaki nonetheless sees it as a part of the protection technique he recommends in instances of disaster.

