Robert Kiyosaki Warns of the Biggest Market Crash in History and Urges Investment in Bitcoin.

He predicts silver will double in price by 2026 amid rising inflation. Calling fiat “fake money,” Kiyosaki trusts Bitcoin, gold, and silver as safe-haven assets.

Robert Kiyosaki, the legendary author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is preparing for what he calls the “biggest crash in history.”

As the former host of ABC’s Greed and Poverty, Kiyosaki has a knack for dramatic warnings, and his latest pronouncements on X (formerly Twitter) are sure to grab attention.

According to Kiyosaki, the Federal Reserve and Treasury are to blame for inflating the economy with “fake dollars,” leading to a decline in the dollar’s purchasing power and leaving savers worse off.

But Kiyosaki offers a solution: invest in real assets, and he places Bitcoin at the forefront of his preferred assets.

Those who can’t afford Bitcoin are advised to start small by buying silver coins, which he predicts will rise in price to $70 by 2026.

In his X post, Kiyosaki warns that the "biggest market crash in history" is unfolding now, and he expects it to cause huge inflation soon.

Odds are the Fed and Treasury will print trillions in fake dollars … M2 money huge soon.

Those who can’t afford Bitcoin buy silver coins. Silver $30 will be $70 by 2026.

Don’t panic. Be prepared.

suggest's post comes as the cryptocurrency market continues to struggle to recover from recent lows. Bitcoin has been trading in a narrow range below $21,000 this week, while ether is lagging behind.

Kiyosaki has been a vocal supporter of Bitcoin for several years. He has previously said that Bitcoin is the “best hedge” against inflation and that it is a better investment than gold.

However, some experts have cautioned that Bitcoin could be vulnerable in a market downturn. They point out that Bitcoin is a relatively new asset class and that its price is highly volatile.

Only time will tell how Bitcoin will perform in the coming months and years. But Kiyosaki's words are a stark warning that the current economic system is in crisis and that people need to take steps to protect themselves.