Robert Kiyosaki reiterates his warning of a major collapse and plans to buy more Bitcoin. Summary of the article generated by AI: Robert Kiyosaki warns of a looming historic financial collapse, urging investors to prioritize real assets like Bitcoin, gold, and silver over fiat and ETFs. He emphasizes the necessity of understanding the difference between physical assets and paper investments for effective wealth protection. Warning of an impending historic collapse, investors are directed towards real assets like Bitcoin, gold, and silver, as Kiyosaki criticizes fiat and ETFs. Kiyosaki warns of 'the largest collapse in history,' reiterating that Bitcoin is superior to ETFs. The author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," Robert Kiyosaki, once again reaffirmed his strong stance on Bitcoin, despite rising concerns about financial instability. His books have become a global phenomenon, translated into dozens of languages, and are widely regarded as foundational guides for millions of individuals' personal finance worldwide. Earlier this week, Kiyosaki warned that the largest financial collapse in history is imminent. He wrote: The U.S. is the largest debtor nation in history, all because of the Fed. The largest collapse in history is coming... soon. He points out that the Fed's response has always been the same in every major crisis: to print more money. From the market crash of 1987 to the Covid-19 pandemic to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, Kiyosaki believes the solution has always remained unchanged—flooding the economy with fiat. "This is not a new crisis... it’s the same crisis getting bigger," Kiyosaki emphasized. On July 20, he issued another warning: the bubble is about to burst. When the bubble bursts, gold, silver, and Bitcoin are also likely to crash. The good news is that if the prices of gold, silver, and Bitcoin crash, I will start buying. He reiterated his famous Rich Dad principle: "Savers are losers," advising investors to stop saving in what he calls "fake dollars" and instead focus on accumulating gold, silver, and Bitcoin. He also discussed the risks associated with the exchange-traded fund ( ETF ). In a post on social media platform X on July 25, Kiyosaki wrote: "Be careful with paper assets. I realize that ETFs make it easier for ordinary investors to invest... so I do recommend that ordinary investors use ETFs." He acknowledged that gold, silver, and Bitcoin ETFs could be helpful for beginners, but he provided a strong warning: ETFs are like having a picture of a personal defense gun. Sometimes, owning real gold, silver, Bitcoin, and firearms is the best option. Kiyosaki urges investors to understand the difference: "Know when it's best to own physical assets and when it's best to own paper assets. If you know these distinctions, and how to use them... you will outsmart the average person. Take care." This acclaimed author has consistently referred to Bitcoin as "digital gold" and sees it as a hedge against the devaluation of fiat and the risks of excessive money printing. For Kiyosaki, Bitcoin is not just an investment—it is a vital tool for protecting wealth in an increasingly economically uncertain world.