‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ Author Predicts Imminent Market Crash — Says Now’s the Time to Grab Bitcoin And Ether ⋆ ZyCrypto

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Investor and “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki is once again raising the alarm about the global economy, warning his 2.9 million followers on X that the “biggest bubble burst” in history may be looming.

As the possibility of a major market collapse draws closer, the renowned financial commentator urged investors to stock up on hard assets, specifically Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver. According to him, these assets will shoot to the moon while most people watch their wealth evaporate.

Kiyosaki Recommends Bitcoin And Ether Investments

Robert Kiyosaki describes the current financial system as an unsustainable bubble, teetering on the edge and just waiting for a “pin” to burst it.

Kiyosaki acknowledges that the exact macroeconomic or geopolitical trigger for the collapse is uncertain, but stresses that the timeline is moving quickly. “It’s not IF. It’s WHEN,” he declared.

The renowned author is urging his followers to buy risk-off assets without delay. Citing his famous “Rich Dad” principle—“Your profit is made when you buy… not when you sell”—he warns that those who act now could grow wealth while the unprepared majority loses out.

How High Could Bitcoin and Ethereum Fly After Kiyosaki’s Forecasted Crash?

If a global financial crisis-style event hits, Kiyosaki predicts that fiat currencies will collapse, propelling hard assets and decentralized digital currencies “to the stars.”

He envisions Bitcoin’s price skyrocketing to $750,000 per coin within a year after the market crash. Similarly, Ethereum may climb to as high as $95,000 in the same period, suggesting the opportunities after the crash could be historic.

Even if his dire market predictions don’t come to pass, Kiyosaki is confident in his financial security. “If I’m wrong, I still have cash flow from my real estate and businesses,” he said, urging his followers to prioritize what’s safest and most suitable for their own financial situations.

After nearing the $76,000 mark earlier this week, BTC pulled back to around $74,082 at press time, up a meagre 0.2% over the past 24 hours, according to data from CoinGecko.