Robert Kiyosaki Warns of Historic Crash, Urges Bitcoin Investment
- Robert Kiyosaki, in his most recent X post, expressed concern about an imminent economic downturn.
- The author suggests diversifying holdings into Bitcoin, gold, and silver.
The famous author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” Robert Kiyosaki, has expressed severe concern about the impending economic collapse and the dollar’s impending depreciation. In light of all this uncertainty, the American businessman suggests that people protect themselves from the economic catastrophe by investing in Bitcoin, gold, and silver.
Robert Kiyosaki, in his most recent X post, expressed concern about an imminent economic downturn and the dollar’s precarious situation. “That giant crash has arrived,” he said, reiterating his earlier claims about the “biggest stock and bond market crash in history.”
Worst Economic Downturn Warning
Robert Kiyosaki suggests diversifying holdings into Bitcoin, gold, and silver to stave against the impending economic collapse. The author speculated that the world’s new elite and wealthy would emerge from this premeditated disaster if they acted quickly to amass physical gold, silver, and Bitcoin.
Moreover, the author claims that the worst economic downturn in history has already started. Stock and bond markets’ recent declines in response to US President Trump’s tariff decision lend credence to his claim.
In the first week of April, the stock market had its worst decline since 2020. By pointing out the high degree of connection between Bitcoin and the stock market, analysts foretold a temporary correction for Bitcoin. Moreover, Bitcoin (BTC) fell to a four-month low of $74,000 the next day, despite the fact that it remained impervious to the larger bearish trends on the previous day.
Even though Bitcoin’s price dropped for a little while, it quickly recovered and surged again the next day. Robert Kiyosaki’s optimistic position on Bitcoin is further strengthened by this unexpected Bitcoin revival.
The value of the US dollar is being threatened, according to Robert Kiyosaki, who added new insights to his analysis.