I just saw that Robert Kiyosaki is once again warning about what’s coming in the markets. This time he says that a major collapse is just around the corner and that investors should prepare now. His advice is quite straightforward: accumulate scarce assets now, especially Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver.

What’s interesting is how Kiyosaki views downturns. For him, they are not catastrophes but discount opportunities. He references his 2013 book to support his thesis, and the central idea is that those who are prepared can gain a lot, while the unprepared will suffer serious losses. The guy is clear that panic drives sales at low prices, and that’s exactly when he plans to be buying.

In particular, Kiyosaki emphasizes Bitcoin a lot. He argues that its fixed supply of 21 million gives it a structural advantage during times of monetary instability. Since most of it has already been mined, he believes scarcity is what will drive its value in the long term. He says he will keep accumulating on every dip, seeing each retracement more as an opportunity than a threat.

Now, not everyone thinks like Robert Kiyosaki. Mike McGlone, a strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, has a much more pessimistic view. He suggests that the crypto market could face much deeper declines, with Bitcoin possibly dropping 85% from its highs, potentially reaching $10,000. It’s a very different perspective.

The current market reality reflects that tension. Bitcoin is hovering around $77,090, showing some recovery in recent hours. Some see any retracement as a warning sign, but Kiyosaki interprets it as validation of his long-term strategy: volatility creates opportunities for those with patience and prepared capital.

The question many are asking is whether we are truly at a breaking point in the markets or if this is just normal noise. What’s clear is that figures like Robert Kiyosaki see these moments as buying opportunities, not panic.