- Kiyosaki said BTC and ETH offer protection in anticipation of a global financial downturn.
- He warns that rising poverty and expanding asset bubbles could reshape market conditions.
- Despite selling $2.25 million in BTC, he remains bullish and expects a big drop.
Robert Kiyosaki reaffirmed his warnings about the deepening global crisis, telling market participants that digital assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum remain essential protection at a time when economic conditions are expected to deteriorate.
His remarks, shared in a series of social media posts, describe a scenario in which he believes poverty levels are increasing globally while certain assets are increasing. The author, known for summarizing financial risk topics in past op-eds, said investors who prepare early could emerge richer even if broader economic indicators worsen.
Author says Bitcoin and Ethereum could help investors withstand market stress
Kiyosaki advised his followers to consider accumulating Bitcoin and Ethereum along with gold and silver. He linked his recommendation to what he described as changes in global financial dynamics, arguing that the end of Japan’s ‘carry trade’ could trigger new distortions across major markets. According to his statement, he expects asset bubbles to expand, leading to increased instability across multiple regions.
Kiyosaki argued in his post that Bitcoin and Ethereum could act as insurance during a global recession. He argued that these assets could help investors weather a period when many households are thought to face financial strain. He also argued that those who allocate to these assets will now see their positions strengthened, while others may experience a decline in purchasing power.
Kiyosaki sold some of his Bitcoin but remained optimistic.
His new request to buy Bitcoin and Ethereum comes shortly after he revealed that he sold $2.25 million worth of Bitcoin last week.
Kiyosaki said the sale was intended to support new business ventures rather than change his outlook on the assets. He said profits from the venture would later be used to acquire additional bitcoins.
In a separate message, as highlighted in previous reports, Kiyosaki claimed that what he called “the biggest collapse in history” was underway, adding that its impact would not be limited to the United States. Moreover, he predicted that jobs would be lost due to the artificial intelligence trend and that commercial and residential real estate could face a steep decline.