Robert Kiyosaki: Millions Are Getting Poorer
As Bitcoin hits another all-time high, best-selling author, financial commentator, and 'crash prophet' Robert Kiyosaki weighs in.
Bitcoin is hitting a new all-time high again, and Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author, financial commentator, and self-proclaimed crash prophet, is weighing in once more. He’s celebrating BTC’s latest milestone on X and taking the opportunity to warn again about a looming collapse of the traditional financial system.
The 78-year-old author of Rich Dad Poor Dad has warned for years about the consequences of a massive debt bubble that he believes will burst sooner or later. His escape hatch? Bitcoin—and not just because BTC price just broke the $120,000 level for the first time today.
“Good news for anyone who already owns Bitcoin. Bad news for anyone who, for any reason, still hasn’t pressed the buy button,” he writes. His advice? “Start small. Start with one satoshi.”
Kiyosaki also cites Warren Buffett, who reportedly has sold all his stock and is now sitting on $350 billion in cash. Why? To be able to enter the market cheaply again during a crash. Kiyosaki himself secretly hopes for a Bitcoin price correction so he can buy more BTC at a lower price.
For years, Kiyosaki has been outspoken about central-bank monetary policy. He argues the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar has fallen by more than 95% since his youth. He views fiat money as a slowly evaporating illusion.
Kiyosaki’s core message to investors is to look beyond price targets. To truly understand what Bitcoin stands for, you have to study the broader picture: monetary policy, macroeconomic shifts, and the fundamental role of decentralized assets in a system that’s barely hanging on.
