There is a very interesting alert happening in the market right now. Robert Kiyosaki, that guy who writes about financial education, is emphasizing that a historic stock market crash is coming and people need to prepare now. And he’s speaking very seriously.



What draws attention is that Kiyosaki isn’t just warning. He’s sharing his strategy: when things fall, he buys. Specifically bitcoin, ethereum, gold, and silver. His logic is simple – these assets have limited supply. In the case of bitcoin, there are only 21 million coins. End of story. No one can print more. For him, this is a structural advantage during times of instability.

He’s using his own 2013 book, Rich Dad's Prophecy, as the basis for these warnings. According to Kiyosaki, those who prepare now will come out ahead. Those who ignore it could suffer heavy losses. Maybe a bit dramatic? Perhaps. But his strategy of buying on dips is something many in the crypto market follow.

Now, the market reality is showing volatility indeed. Bitcoin is around $77.14K right now, which is quite different from the lower levels we saw. But that only reinforces Kiyosaki’s point – these movements are opportunities, not disasters. To him, dips are discounts.

Not everyone agrees, of course. Mike McGlone, a strategist at Bloomberg, has a much more pessimistic view. He says bitcoin could fall up to 85% from its highs, returning to around $10 thousand. Different perspectives, right?

But the pattern Robert Kiyosaki is advocating is interesting to follow. The idea of accumulating scarce assets during turbulent times is an old playbook, but still relevant. If you’re following the crypto market, it’s worth paying attention to how these movements unfold.
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