Financial author and long-time Bitcoin advocate Robert Kiyosaki has that the “biggest crash in history” has officially begun. He says this collapse was predicted more than a decade ago in his 2013 book, Rich Dad’s Prophecy.
Financial author and long-time Bitcoin advocate Robert Kiyosaki has that the “biggest crash in history” has officially begun. He says this collapse was predicted more than a decade ago in his 2013 book, Rich Dad’s Prophecy.
According to Kiyosaki, the downturn is not limited to the United States. He points to signs of economic deterioration across Europe and Asia, framing the situation as a global unraveling rather than a regional correction.
Kiyosaki argues that the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence will trigger widespread job losses. In his view, a sharp decline in employment will directly affect both office and residential real estate markets, accelerating the crash.
This domino effect, AI replacing workers, workers losing income, and real estate values collapsing, sits at the center of his latest prediction.
Despite his dramatic tone, Kiyosaki once again reiterated his investment strategy. He encouraged people to accumulate Gold, Silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum — assets he views as lifeboats during economic chaos. He placed special emphasis on silver, calling it “the best and the safest.”
Kiyosaki claims silver is currently at the equivalent of $50 and predicts it could rise to $70 soon, with a potential surge to $200 by 2026.
While warning that “millions will lose everything,” Kiyosaki simultaneously frames the crisis as a wealth-building opportunity for those positioned correctly. He promises to share more strategies in future posts on how to grow richer even as markets fall.
Kiyosaki’s post drew immediate reactions, including a reply from real estate mogul Grant Cardone, who questioned Kiyosaki’s track record and credibility.
Cardone that Kiyosaki “published” Rich Dad’s Prophecy rather than writing it himself, claimed the book’s characters were fictional, and accused him of never building or owning real businesses. He added that Kiyosaki has been “calling for a crash for 30 years,” ending with, “Real recognize real & I don’t recognize you.”
The exchange shows that financial influencers, even those who support Bitcoin, disagree on how to interpret today’s economy.
Meanwhile, this latest post comes days after Kiyosaki revealed that he recently sold $2.25 million in Bitcoin to boost his cash-flow portfolio.
He said he originally bought the Bitcoin at around $6,000 per coin and redirected the proceeds into two surgery centers and a billboard business, which are expected to generate about $27,500 per month in tax-free income by February, on top of his existing real estate earnings.
Despite the sale, Kiyosaki remains “very bullish” on Bitcoin and plans to use the new cash flow to accumulate more BTC over time.
