Just saw Robert Kiyosaki once again issue a major warning on social media. This time, he said bluntly that a “century-defining great crash” is underway. Interestingly, just a few days before making that remark, he had admitted that he sold part of his Bitcoin for cash—yet now he has turned around and urged everyone to accumulate crypto assets. This whole move is certainly a bit intriguing.

According to him, this economic storm will affect not only the United States, but also Europe and Asia, which are both moving into a downturn cycle. He specifically pointed out that the rise of AI will trigger a large-scale wave of unemployment. Once the job market collapses, real estate prices will also fall sharply. Based on this logic, he named four “life-saving assets”: gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.

Interestingly, in this asset-allocation recommendation, Robert Kiyosaki is especially bullish on silver. He believes silver is the safest option, predicting that silver, currently around $50, will surge to $70 in the near term, and even reach $200 in 2026. This forecast carries quite a lot of punch.

Regarding the matter of his recent sale of Bitcoin, Robert Kiyosaki explained that it was purely “profit-taking,” not a bearish bet. He sold part of his holdings at a price of $90,000, cashing out about $2.25 million, while his original cost was only around $6,000 per coin—so the profit is indeed substantial. He said he will redeploy later using other business income, so this sale is simply adjusting positions rather than changing his stance.

He also emphasized that the bad news is that millions of people may lose everything, but the good news is that if you prepare in advance, this crash can actually make you even richer. This line of thinking has been around since his 2013 book *Rich Dad’s Prophecy*, and it seems he still holds to this judgment today.