So Robert Kiyosaki is once again warning about an imminent crash in the stock market, and this time he's very specific about how to prepare. Basically, he's saying that those who pay attention can gain a lot, but those who ignore the warning could lose everything.

His strategy is very clear: accumulate scarce assets. Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, silver — things with limited supply. And he's not saying this just to talk. Kiyosaki goes back to his 2013 book, Rich Dad's Prophecy, to reinforce that these financial crises are cyclical and predictable.

What stands out most is how he views Bitcoin's scarcity. With only 21 million units in total and most already mined, he believes this limitation will give a structural advantage during times of monetary instability. Like, when everything collapses, what is rare becomes even more valuable.

And here comes the interesting detail: instead of being scared of price drops, Kiyosaki says he keeps buying. To him, market panic is a discount, not a disaster. He calls it "price-less assets going on sale."

But not everyone agrees with Kiyosaki's optimism. Mike McGlone, a strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, has a much more pessimistic view. He suggests that the cryptocurrency market could deflate even further, with Bitcoin falling up to 85% from its highs and returning to around $10,000. It's a very different perspective.

Looking at current numbers, Bitcoin is around $77,000. The volatility of recent months is real — the market has been fluctuating quite a bit. Some see this as a warning sign, but Kiyosaki sees it as validation of his thesis: volatility creates opportunities.

In the end, it's that classic debate between those who see crisis as a threat and those who see it as a chance. Robert Kiyosaki is clearly on the second team, and he's betting that Bitcoin's scarcity will offset any short-term drop.