I noticed that Robert Kiyosaki is issuing serious warnings about what he sees as an imminent collapse in stock markets. He isn’t talking out of thin air—he points to his 2013 book “Rich Dad’s Prophecy” and says that those who prepare now will achieve real gains.



Kiyosaki’s core idea is clear: protect yourself with real assets. He focuses on Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver—things that are tangible and have real value. He doesn’t talk about fiat money or complex financial instruments.

What’s interesting is that he isn’t afraid of price declines. Quite the opposite—he says he will keep buying Bitcoin if the market falls further. He views panic-driven selling as golden opportunities to buy. That’s the logic of a long-term investor who isn’t afraid of volatility.

Why Bitcoin in particular? Kiyosaki emphasizes that supply is limited—only 21 million. Most of it has already been mined. In his view, this scarcity is what will drive value over the long term, especially when monetary pressures increase.

Of course, not everyone agrees with Kiyosaki’s optimism. Mike McGlone from Bloomberg warns of the possibility of a deeper drop—he expects Bitcoin could fall by as much as 85% from its peak, which could bring it back to $10,000. That’s a completely different scenario.

The market right now reflects this uncertainty. Bitcoin is trading around $77,550 currently, and Ethereum is at $2,320. Volatility continues, and opinions are divided.

But Robert Kiyosaki’s message is clear: don’t wait—get ready now. Whether you agree with him or not, the idea of holding scarce, real assets during periods of instability is worth considering. Volatility may be terrifying for some, but for those who understand the game, it’s simply discounts on priceless assets.
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