Financial markets often go through cycles of growth and decline, but today’s crash has shaken investors worldwide. Over $1.9 trillion has been erased from the stock and crypto markets, triggering extreme fear. This is the biggest market collapse since March 2020, when the pandemic led to a historic sell-off.
Market crashes are usually driven by economic uncertainty, poor monetary policies, and shifting investor sentiment. This downturn is no different. Stocks and cryptocurrencies have suffered massive losses, leaving investors who were once optimistic now gripped by fear.
One person who had long warned of such a scenario is Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad.
For years, Kiyosaki has predicted a major financial collapse, pointing to unsustainable debt and reckless monetary policies. Many dismissed his warnings, but the recent market crash has aligned with his predictions.
The Nasdaq has recorded its worst drop since 2022, wiping out over $1.7 trillion in value. The crypto market has also been hit hard, with Bitcoin briefly falling to $76,000 and Ethereum dropping below $1,800. In just 24 hours, more than $940 million was liquidated in the crypto sector.
While some initially blamed geopolitical tensions and economic policies under Trump’s second presidency, analysts argue that investor sentiment played a bigger role. According to market analysts at The Kobeissi Letter, fear has taken over in just a few months, replacing the previous greed-driven market.
Other factors behind the crash include:
Despite the panic, some experts believe the downturn may not last. Future market moves will depend on institutional activity, regulatory updates, and economic shifts. Kiyosaki, however, sees this as a huge buying opportunity.
He encourages investors to move into hard assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin, arguing that ETFs are unreliable. He predicts:
Not everyone is as optimistic. Crypto analyst Jacob King believes the market is still developing but is heavily manipulated. He claims that over 87% of crypto trading volume is fake, driven by artificial hype.
As Bitcoin dipped below $80,000, King warned that a massive sell-off could be coming. He predicts Bitcoin could fall below $10,000 as panic spreads, leaving many investors blindsided.
With uncertainty growing, investors face a key decision: panic or prepare. Will Bitcoin and stocks recover, or is an even bigger crash ahead? The coming weeks could decide the fate of the market.
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