After the sharp sales in cryptocurrencies and stocks Robert Kiyosakiannounced that it expects a more severe collapse within the year. what he did on the weekend X In his post, he suggested that the retirement funds of the Baby Boomer generation could be wiped out. The author, known for “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” invited investors to turn to “real assets,” particularly with silver. Ethereum 
$3,828.34He highlighted it for its reasons of value retention and industrial use.
Disaster Warning from Kiyosaki
Kiyosaki reiterated that the world’s biggest collapse, which he described years ago in his book “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, could happen within a few months. In his message, savers need to reduce losses gold, silver,Bitcoin 
$111,489.43 and argued that it should turn to assets such as Ethereum. Emphasizing that the prices for silver and Ethereum are relatively low, he asked for the pros and cons of different opinions to be examined in the investment decision.
The author described the traditional deposit-focused approach as a non-profitable strategy. He stated that by bringing together real sector usage areas and scarcity-based narrative, he attaches importance to functionality as well as value storage. In his evaluation, he underlined that investor psychology causes a flight to strong assets in periods of harsh movements.
Background of the Market Crash
The warning came after the sharp fluctuation between Friday and Saturday. Bitcoin While approximately 20 thousand dollars lost value within minutes, many altcoins instantly lost up to 90 percent of their value. Liquidations reached a record level, exceeding $19 billion in a 24-hour period. The President of the United States is also considered as the trigger of the sales. Donald Trump‘s announcement of new customs tariffs on China came to the fore.
Kiyosaki repeated his criticism of stocks and the dollar, claiming that Wall Street was approaching collapse. He interpreted Warren Buffett’s move towards gold and silver at the beginning of the month as a sign of upcoming risks in the stock and bond markets.
