Additional Coverage:
- Robert Kiyosaki predicts the ‘biggest crash in history’ is starting — here’s his advice for investors (marketrealist.com)
Financial Guru Robert Kiyosaki Sounds Alarm: “Biggest Crash in History Starting”
[City, State] – Brace yourselves, financially speaking. Robert Kiyosaki, the outspoken businessman, author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” and a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, has issued a dire warning regarding the global economy. In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), the 78-year-old predicted that “the biggest crash in history has started,” with the worst yet to come in 2026.
Kiyosaki claims to have foreseen this economic downturn back in 2013 with his book, “Rich Dad’s Prophecy,” and now believes his predictions are on track to materialize. “Unfortunately that crash has arrived,” he wrote, extending the scope beyond the U.S. to include Europe and Asia. He further elaborated, stating that artificial intelligence (AI) is set to “wipe out jobs,” leading to a domino effect that will see “office and residential real estate crashes.”
His advice for investors? “Time to buy more gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.” Kiyosaki singled out silver as “the best and the safest,” projecting its value to climb from its current $50 to $70 soon, and potentially reaching $200 by 2026.
Kiyosaki has long advocated for precious metals, seeing them as a bulwark against economic instability. In a previous interview, he explained his rationale: “I’m not buying gold because I like gold, I’m buying gold because I don’t trust the Fed.” He warned that millions could “lose everything” in the impending crash, but also highlighted the potential for significant financial gains for those who are adequately prepared.
Beyond traditional precious metals, Kiyosaki is also a staunch proponent of cryptocurrency, specifically Bitcoin and Ethereum, for securing finances. Despite widespread skepticism about crypto’s volatility, he foresees a substantial surge in Bitcoin’s value, targeting $250,000 by 2026. He also views Ethereum as crucial, noting its role as a “blockchain for stablecoins.”
The author attributes a significant portion of the impending crash to the rise of AI and its potential impact on the job market. Fears of AI-driven job displacement are not new, with numerous instances of workers already being laid off due to automation. If Kiyosaki’s predictions hold true, individuals will need to establish robust financial safety nets to navigate the turbulent economic waters ahead.