Robert Kiyosaki points out that national debt and currency issuance will exacerbate inflation, while geopolitical conflicts may drive up oil prices. He emphasizes that personal financial awareness and asset allocation are crucial in the current economic environment, holding a positive view on gold, silver, oil, and cryptocurrency.

Robert Kiyosaki stated on social media that traditional financial bubbles are about to burst, predicting that Bitcoin will rise to $750,000 in the future and gold will climb to $35,000 per ounce. While his predictions have drawn attention, he has failed to deliver on them multiple times throughout history.

"Rich Dad Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki has issued another warning that global markets could crash, predicting that Bitcoin and hard assets will surge significantly. He forecasts Bitcoin could reach $750,000, emphasizing the importance of holding cash and diversifying investments to navigate market volatility.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," posted on X that despite the decline in the crypto market, he still bought 1 Bitcoin for $67,000. He believes that when the US dollar system is impacted by debt issues, there will be a large-scale money printing, and with Bitcoin's total supply approaching its cap, its advantages will surpass gold.

Author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" Kiyosaki warns that a stock market crash is imminent, viewing it as an opportunity for wealth. He holds gold, silver, Ethereum, and Bitcoin, and plans to continue increasing his holdings. He emphasizes that the crash will be a good opportunity to buy high-quality assets at a discount.

Author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" Kiyosaki stated on X platform that investors are advised to diversify assets through gold, Bitcoin, and silver, with a preference for Bitcoin if a choice is needed. He believes that Bitcoin's limited supply will drive prices higher, is pessimistic about the US dollar outlook, and revealed that he has purchased silver coins, expecting silver prices to rise by 2026.

Bestselling author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" Robert Kiyosaki once again publicly endorses Bitcoin. In a social media post promoted by Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo, he stated that if he could only choose one asset, he would firmly choose Bitcoin over gold or silver. This statement quickly sparked heated discussions in the crypto and macro investment communities. Kiyosaki has always advocated for "hard assets" to hedge against the declining purchasing power of fiat currency, but this time, he places Bitcoin above precious metals. His core reasoning lies in its scarcity structure: Bitcoin's maximum supply is encoded in the protocol, fixed at 21 million coins, with a verifiable and unchangeable supply cap. He believes this "programmatic scarcity" is superior in the long term to traditional precious metals that rely on mining and reserve estimates.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," responded to questions about his investment strategy by stating that focusing on the long-term value of assets and price ranges is more important than the timing of purchases. He plans to increase his holdings again when Bitcoin's price drops back to $6,000 and emphasized that investors should avoid overly focusing on the buy-in date.

February 6 News, "Rich Dad Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki stated that he has temporarily stopped buying Bitcoin, gold, and silver. This decision is not due to short-term price fluctuations but stems from concerns about the stability of the U.S. financial system. He pointed out that the real risk does not lie in the market itself but in the ever-expanding national debt structure. Kiyosaki recently posted on X that the U.S. national debt has risen to approximately $38 trillion. When long-term obligations such as Social Security and Medicare are included, total liabilities could approach $250 trillion. In his view, this scale of hidden liabilities is eroding public trust in the financial system and exposing deep systemic issues. He also criticized the Federal Reserve and policymakers, believing that long-term mismanagement and monetary expansion have worsened structural imbalances.

PANews February 2 News, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" Robert Kiyosaki posted on the X platform stating, "The gold, silver, and Bitcoin markets have just crashed (meaning they are on sale), and I am holding cash, starting to buy more gold, silver, and Bitcoin at a discount."