
Robert Kiyosaki warns the biggest market crash in history could hit this summer.
He predicts billions will move into Bitcoin, gold, and silver as traditional markets collapse.
Kiyosaki urges direct asset ownership and calls silver the most undervalued opportunity right now.
The ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author says this summer could change everything – if you’re ready!
Finance icon Robert Kiyosaki is sounding the alarm again and this time, he says the storm has already begun. According to the bestselling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, the economic collapse he predicted in his 2013 book Rich Dad’s Prophecy is finally here.
“I am afraid that crash time is now and through this summer,” Kiyosaki declared on X. But while the threat looms large, he insists there’s a silver lining for those who act fast and smart.
Massive Crash Incoming: Are You Prepared?
Kiyosaki believes the global economy is on the edge of the largest financial crash in history. His warning? A dramatic collapse in stocks, bonds, and real estate could wipe out millions of investors especially aging Baby Boomers heavily reliant on traditional markets.
Yet amid this chaos, he sees a golden opportunity: Bitcoin, gold, and silver.
Bitcoin Is Your Safe Space
Kiyosaki claims that during this financial fallout, “billions will rush into Bitcoin” – alongside classic safe-haven assets like gold and silver. With markets in freefall, he suggests that Bitcoin could serve as a modern hedge against economic instability, especially as traditional assets crumble.
While he’s issued similar crash predictions before, many aligning with periods of market turbulence, Kiyosaki says this time is different. And for proactive investors, he insists the crisis could be a rare gateway to long-term wealth.
Why Silver Might Be the Smartest Bet Right Now
Though he’s bullish on Bitcoin, Kiyosaki is especially excited about silver, calling it “the biggest bargain today.” He forecasts that silver, currently priced around $35 an ounce, could triple in value by the end of 2025.
He also shared his plan to convert U.S. dollars, which he repeatedly calls “fake money”, into physical silver while it’s still affordable. Though he continues to accumulate Bitcoin and gold, he’s especially focused on silver as an undervalued play.
ETFs? No Thanks. Go Physical, Says Kiyosaki
Despite his enthusiasm for these assets, Kiyosaki strongly advises against investing through ETFs. In his words, exchange-traded funds are nothing more than “fake assets” manufactured by Wall Street.
Whether it’s Bitcoin, gold, or silver, Kiyosaki urges direct ownership, believing only physical exposure to these assets can truly protect investors in a crash scenario.
Market Meltdown or Wealth Opportunity? You Decide.
As the summer heats up, Kiyosaki’s warnings have reignited fierce debate across social media. Some see his predictions as fearmongering. Others believe this could be the spark that accelerates mass Bitcoin adoption.
One thing’s clear: for those willing to move fast and think independently, this period of volatility could also become one of the greatest wealth-building opportunities of our time.
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