Robert Kiyosaki warns of the risk of market collapse, prioritizing Bitcoin and real assets.

Concerns about the risk of recession and market collapse are causing investors to adjust their strategies, as Robert Kiyosaki emphasizes a long-term approach focused on assets in the traditional financial system while preparing to seize opportunities in times of crisis.

In a share on March 27, the author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad” stated that he does not invest in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or ETFs, but prioritizes assets that cannot be “printed” by the government or Wall Street. His portfolio includes oil, real estate, silver, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and food production. He asserts that the goal is to “get richer during the crisis.”

Kiyosaki has also cited the historical forecasts of Edgar Cayce and Nostradamus when discussing economic instability, although these forecasts did not provide a specific timeline for the modern market.

By the end of 2025, he revealed that he sold approximately $2.25 million worth of Bitcoin at a price around $90,000 (purchased at around $6,000) to generate cash flow and reinvest in surgical centers and advertising businesses, yielding an income of about $27,500/month tax-free.

However, recent updates indicate that he has returned to accumulation, stating that he is buying more assets ahead of a potential market collapse in 2026. He continues to hold his initial Bitcoin and increase his crypto holdings with income from oil, livestock, and publishing activities.

Kiyosaki emphasizes a strategy of accumulating real assets such as gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum in the long term, while asserting that he always prioritizes tangible and decentralized values in the context of financial instability.